Langlade County, Wisconsin Trout Lakes

July 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for trout. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the trout lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - Town Line Springs T31N R13E S13, Bellis Spring, Blue Spring, Chisel Spring, Clubhouse Springpond, Demlow Lake – Lower, Demlow Lake – Upper, Denault Spring, Duck Pond, Elton Millpond, Elton Springpond, Flood Spring (Seefelts), Flora Lake, Florence Lake, Galyan Springs, Garski Flowage, Hatton Springs, Heinz Spring, Hidden Spring, Hogalee Sp No. 2 T31N R12E S24, Hogelee Sp No. 1 T31N R12E S24, Hoglot Springs, Karbergers Springs, Kelly Spring, Kennedy Lake, King Spring, Knoke Spring, Krause Springs, Leonard Nixon Springs, MarKraf Spring, Maxwell Spring, McCaslin Spring, McGee Lake, Moonshine Springs, Moose Lake, Moose Springs, Nixon Springs, Obrien Springs – Upper, Payne Spring, Pence Lake, Pine Springs, Poor Farm Spring, Punchout Springs, Rabe Lake, Rasmussen Spring, Roix Springs, Saul Spring, Shadick Spring, Sipes Spring, Starks Springs, Stevens Pond T34N R09E S08, Stevens Spring T33N R12ES18, Stillhouse Springs, Sunshine Springs, Thompson Lake, Townline Lake  T33N R10E S06, Trout Spring, Woodduck Springs, Woods Flowage (Bucks)
  • Present -  Antigo Lake (Kellog Pond), Augustyn Springs, Crystal Lake, Emil Spring, Ferguson Pond, Fish Spring, Flood Spring, Goto Lake, Hanson Flowage, Harper Springs, Homestead Lake, Jack Lake, Lily Springs (Lambert), Little Emil Spring, Long Lake T31N R13E S23, Lost Lake, Lost Spring, Obrien Springs – Lower, Ormsby Pond, Phlox Pond, Rolling Stone Lake, Rose Lake (Bear), Spring Lake T31N R15E S20, West Lake, Willow Springs

Langlade County, Wisconsin Panfish Lakes

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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for panfish. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the panfish lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant - Enterprise Lake, Ada Lake, Big Twin Lake, Deep Wood Lake, Duck Lake, First Lake – Lower, First Lake – Upper, Pickerel Lake, Post Lake – Lower, Post Lake – Upper, Summit Lake
  • Common - Baker Lake, Berendsen Lake, Boulder Lake, Crystal Lake, Harper Lake, Hilger Lake, Hiwanka Lake – Lower, Hiwanka Lake – Upper, Hogelee Sp No. 1, Jessie Lake (Kentuck), Kennedy Lake, Little Sand Lake, Little Twin Lake – Lower, McGee Lake, Pence Lake, Perch Lake T34N R11E S36, Poor Farm Spring, Rogers Lake, Sawyer Lake (Edith), Section Thirty Lake, Susan Lake, Townline Lake T33N R10E S06
  • Present -  Jack Lake, Agnes Lake, Airhole Lake, Alga Lake, Alta Lake, Anderson Lake, Aninnan Lake, Antigo Lake (Kellog Pond), Apple Lake – East, Apple Lake – West, Bear Lake, Birch Lake, Black Oak Lake, Bog Lake, Bogus Lake, Borth Lake, Bullhead Lake, Camp Lake, Chub Lake, Clear Lake, Clear Lake – Lower, Crooked Lake, Dark Lake, Deadman Lake, Dodge Lake, Dynamite Lake, Eagle Lake, Eddy Lake, Elder Lake, Ethel Lake, Evangeline Lake, Fischer Lake, Florence Lake, Florence Lake – East, Fox Lake, Gabriel Lake, Game Lake, Gilkey Lake, Glade Lake (Perch), Goto Lake, Hazel Lake, High Lake T33N R11E S27, High Lake T33N R12E S17, Hilson Lake, Hindu Lake, Hollister Lake, Horseshoe Lake T33N R10E S17, Horseshoe Lake T34N R12E S36, Indian Lake, Jordan Lake, Joyce Lake, Kettle Lake, Kimball Lake, Lady Lake, Lawrence Lake, Learned Lake, Little Bass Lake, Little Partridge Lake, Little Pike Lake, Little Rose Lake – East, Little Twin Lake – North, Little Twin Lake – South, Little Twin Lake – Upper, Long Lake T33N R10E S35, Loon Lake, Lost Lake, Lower Bass Lake, Mary Lake, McDonald Lake, Meyer Lake, Miniwakan Lake, Moccasin Lake, Moose Lake, Mud Lake T31N R14E S22, Mueller Lake, Nelson Lake, Neva Lake – North, Neva Lake – South, Niobe Lake (Deadman’s), Noboken Lake, Norway Lake, One Island Lake, One Lake, Ormsby Pond, Otter Lake T34N R09E S07, Otter Lake T34N R10E S12, Our Lake, Partridge Lake, Perch Lake T30N R12E S08, Perch Lake T32N R11E S06, Perch Lake T33N R10E S10, Perch Lake T33N R10E S22, Perch Lake T34N R09E S07, Perch Lake T34N R10E S08, Perch Lake T34N R11E S24, Phlox Pond, Pine Lake, Pohaida Lake, Porkey Lake, Rolling Stone Lake, Rose Lake (Bear), Round Lake, Saddlebag Lake, Sasacat Lake, Schmuhl Lake, Section Ten Lake, Setting Lake, Shanty Bottom Lake, Shoestring Lake, Snag Lake, Spring Lake T33N R12E S02, Spring Lake T33N R13E S33, Squaw Lake, Sucker Lake, Sunfish Lake, Sunken Lake, Tekakwitha Lake (Sunken), Turtle Lake, Two Island Lake, Typner Lake, Tyra Lake, Ventor Lake (Lower Ventor), Ventor Lake – Upper, Wamin Lake, Water Power Lake, West Lake, White Lake, Wichser Lake (Bass), Wolf Lake – Lower, Wolf Lake - Upper

Langlade County, Wisconsin Smallmouth Bass Lakes

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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for smallmouth bass. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the smallmouth bass lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - Rose Lake (Bear)
  • Present -  Jack Lake, Ada Lake, Boulder Lake, Enterprise Lake, Florence Lake, Perch Lake T33N R10E S10, Post Lake – Upper, Sawyer Lake (Edith), Turtle Lake

Langlade County, Wisconsin Largemouth Bass Lakes

June 22, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for largemouth bass. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the largemouth bass lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - Ada Lake, Baker Lake, Big Twin Lake, Borth Lake, Boulder Lake, Crystal Lake, Deep Wood Lake, Duck Lake, Dynamite Lake, Gabriel Lake, Game Lake, Gilkey Lake, Greater Bass Lake, Hilger Lake, Hiwanka Lake – Lower, Hiwanka Lake – Upper, Hogelee Sp No. 1, Hollister Lake, Jessie Lake (Kentuck), Kimball Lake, Lawrence Lake, Long Lake T33N R10E S35, Lower Bass Lake, Mary Lake, McGee Lake, Meyer Lake, Moccasin Lake, Moose Lake, Mueller Lake, Neva Lake – North, Neva Lake – South, Otter Lake T34N R10E S12, Phlox Pond, Pickerel Lake, Post Lake – Lower, Post Lake – Upper, Rolling Stone Lake, Rose Lake (Bear), Sawyer Lake (Edith), Spring Lake T33N R12E S02, Summit Lake, Townline Lake T33N R10E S06, Typner Lake, Water Power Lake, White Lake, Wichser Lake (Bass)
  • Present -  Enterprise Lake, Jack Lake, Airhole Lake, Alta Lake, Anderson Lake, Aninnan Lake, Antigo Lake (Kellog Pond), Apple Lake – East, Bear Lake, Black Oak Lake, Bog Lake, Camp Lake, Clear Lake, Clear Lake – Lower, Crooked Lake, Diene Lake, Eagle Lake, Ethel Lake, Evangeline Lake, First Lake – Lower, First Lake – Upper, Fischer Lake, Florence Lake, Glade Lake (Perch), Goto Lake, Harper Lake, High Lake T33N R11E S27, High Lake T33N R12E S17, Hindu Lake, Horseshoe Lake T33N R10E S17, Horseshoe Lake T34N R12E S36, Indian Lake, Joyce Lake, Kettle Lake, Lady Lake, Learned Lake, Little Bass Lake, Little Partridge Lake, Little Rose Lake – East, Little Rose Lake – Middle, Little Sand Lake, Little Twin Lake – Lower, Little Twin Lake – North, Little Twin Lake – South, Little Twin Lake – Upper, Loon Lake, Lost Lake, McDonald Lake, Miniwakan Lake, Mud Lake T31N R14E S22, Niobe Lake (Deadman’s), Noboken Lake, One Island Lake, One Lake, Ormsby Pond, Otter Lake T34N R09E S07, Our Lake, Partridge Lake, Perch Lake T30N R12E S08, Perch Lake T33N R10E S10, Perch Lake T33N R10E S22,  Perch Lake T34N R09E S07, Perch Lake T34N R10E S08, Perch Lake T34N R11E S24, Perch Lake T34N R11E S36, Pine Lake, Pohaida Lake, Saddlebag Lake, Section Thirty Lake, Setting Lake, Shanty Bottom Lake, Shoestring Lake, Snag Lake, Spring Lake T33N R13E S33, Squaw Lake, Sucker Lake, Sunfish Lake, Susan Lake, Turtle Lake, Two Island Lake, Two Lake, Tyra Lake, Wamin Lake, West Lake, Wolf Lake – Upper

Langlade County, Wisconsin Walleye Lakes

June 22, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for walleye. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the walleye lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - Enterprise Lake, Rose Lake (Bear), Sawyer Lake (Edith)
  • Present -  Big Twin Lake, Boulder Lake, Duck Lake, Greater Bass Lake, Lawrence Lake, Little Sand Lake, Moccasin Lake, Mueller Lake, Otter Lake T34N R10E S12, Pickerel Lake, Post Lake – Lower, Post Lake – Upper, Rolling Stone Lake, Summit Lake, West Lake, White Lake

Langlade County, Wisconsin Northern Pike Lakes

June 22, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in Langlade County that offer fishing for northern pike. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the northern pike lakes in Langlade County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  Post Lake - Lower, Post Lake – Upper
  • Common - Deep Wood Lake, Duck Lake, Enterprise Lake, Glade Lake (Perch), Moose Lake, Phlox Pond, Pickerel Lake, Rolling Stone Lake, Spring Lake T33N R12E S02
  • Present -  Anderson Lake, Antigo Lake (Kellog Pond), Baker Lake, Big Twin Lake, Black Oak Lake, Bog Lake, Borth Lake, Boulder Lake, Crooked Lake, Dodge Lake, Dynamite Lake, Goto Lake, Greater Bass Lake, High Lake T33N R11E S27, Hollister Lake, Jessie Lake (Kentuck), Joyce Lake, Kettle Lake, Kimball Lake, Lady Lake, Lawrence Lake, Learned Lake, Little Sand Lake, Long Lake T33N R10E S35, Lost Lake, Lower Bass Lake, Minito Lake, Miniwakan Lake, Moccasin Lake, Mueller Lake, Neva Lake – North, Neva Lake – South, Niobe Lake (Deadman’s), Noboken Lake, Norway Lake, Ormsby Pond, Otter Lake T34N R10E S12, Partridge Lake, Perch Lake T34N R11E S36, Pine Lake, Sawyer Lake (Edith), Setting Lake, Snag Lake, Summit Lake, Turtle Lake, Two Island Lake, Water Power Lake, White Lake

LaFayette County, Wisconsin Catfish Lakes

June 22, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in LaFayette County that offer fishing for catfish. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the catfish lakes in LaFayette County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - Yellowstone Lake
  • Present -    

LaFayette County, Wisconsin Trout Lakes

June 22, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Below is a list of the lakes in LaFayette County that offer fishing for trout. The Wisconsin DNR has classified its lakes and separated them into 3 different categories - abundant, common and present with abundant obviously being the most productive lakes for that given species.

Here is a list of the trout lakes in LaFayette County of Wisconsin.

  • Abundant -  
  • Common - 
  • Present -  Beardsley Lake, Yellowstone Lake 

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