Yeah, I had already planned on getting some cheese. If you talk to your friend anytime in the next few months, ask him if he can recommend some good Bass lakes, preferably in the Eastern side of the state.
Thanks,
Grumpy

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Yeah, I had already planned on getting some cheese. If you talk to your friend anytime in the next few months, ask him if he can recommend some good Bass lakes, preferably in the Eastern side of the state.
Thanks,
Grumpy
I have fished in Wisconsin in late September for salmon and lake trout in the Root river. We caught a lot of big fish, salmon and trout using fly rods and wading the root river, brought back 3 - 100 qt coolers full of fish. Great fun.
Thanks, but I should have said that I am trying to see if it is worht taking my boat and trying for Bass, Pike, or Walleyes but I do not want to go into the Great Lakes. I an only looking for In-land Lakes or good size rivers where I can launch a boat.
Grumpy
Have fished all over the state. What size boat are you going to use? There are probably 20 lakes within 25 miles of millwauke. Go the wisc page, and find fishing in SE wisc. I fished mostly north of there. Many of the smaller lakes have bass and nortern pike.
Grumpy, I have fished the Mississippi River around Lacrosse and it is very good for both largemouth and smallmouth bass, we also hung a few pike and walleye. It is gorgeous on the river there and looks nothing like the Mississippi down this way. If it is not to far a drive I would highly recommend it.
TimT, thanks for the recommendations, I'll think about the Might Miss.
Kygorski, I have a 17.5' G-3 Aluminum Bass boat witha 40HP. What do you mean by wisc.page? And thank to you too.
Grumpy
sent you a PM
I have never fished it, but I came home from Canada that way about 5 years ago. It is does look awesome. I have never had a desire to fish the Mississippi before, but I wouldn't mind putting my boat in at LaCrosse.
I have fished the big river a lot. In fact one of the nicest trips we took was to the lake where that river starts, I jumped across it, with room to spare. From onalska, to debuque iowa its a lot of fishing to be had. And fall and early winter were always prime times for sauger and walleye.
