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Juhas

Posted 1/31/2024 6:34 AM (#1026052)
Subject: Wisco Musky lake Classifications

Posts: 430

So how accurate are these as a general description as to the classification of a specific body of water?

Larry Ramsell

Posted 1/31/2024 8:21 AM (#1026055 - in reply to #1026052)
Subject: Re: Wisco Musky lake Classifications

Posts: 1276

Location: Hayward, Wisconsin

Fairly accurate but changing with the many pike invasions into class A waters.

IF trophy hunting, don't over look class C waters!

chuckski

Posted 1/31/2024 9:09 AM (#1026056 - in reply to #1026052)
Subject: Re: Wisco Musky lake Classifications

Posts: 1194

And many of Muskie been caught in lakes that are non muskie lakes too.

sworrall

Posted 1/31/2024 2:13 PM (#1026060 - in reply to #1026052)
Subject: Re: Wisco Musky lake Classifications

Posts: 32799

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

What Larry said. Check the WIDNR stocking data for more information.

ToddM

Posted 1/31/2024 2:24 PM (#1026062 - in reply to #1026052)
Subject: Re: Wisco Musky lake Classifications

Posts: 20180

Location: oswego, il

Not all lakes under each designation are equal. Each one has a range. There are A2 lakes I can fish and it's not matter of if but when I catch one. There are others that it's a matter of if. There are some.B lakes I prefer over some A2 lakes. How a lake fishes and where the fish can locate can also plays a factor.

Edited by ToddM 1/31/2024 2:25 PM

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