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Lake
Information and
T ips provided by Rob Manthei, Lake Maps provided by
the Wisconsin DNR
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Big
St. Germain Lake::
A
famed Northern Wisconsin lake with a deserved
walleye and muskie reputation.
Big Saint contains good numbers of Muskies
and Walleyes and is considered
a trophy class fishery and a premier big
fish water
. One the most reliable
producers in Northern Wisconsin.
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Lake
Profile::
- Location:
North of the town of St Germain
west of Hwy 155
- Size:
1617 Acres
- Max
Depth:
42 Feet
- Muskie
Rating: A1 (Trophy Waters)
- Water
Source:
Drainage
- Water
Clarity: Clear
- Vegetation:
Abundant weed types exist along
areas of the shoreline, especially
extensive beds of cabbage. Also
bulrush, lily pad, celery and arrowhead
are present.
- Primary
Species:
Muskie, Walleye, Perch,
- Secondary
Species:
Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass,
Crappie, Bluegill
- Forage:
Cisco, Sucker, Juvenile Panfish,
Various Minnows
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Little
St. Germain Lake::
Little
St. Germain is popular water with a diverse
fish population and a reputation for producing
fish. It clearly ranks as one of the top
lakes in Vilas County
.and displays
a trophy capability.
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Lake
Profile::
- Name:
Little
Saint Germain
- Location:
North of Hwy 70 and east of Hwy
155 and the Town of St Germain
- Size:
956 Acres
- Max
Depth:
56 Feet
- Muskie
Rating: A2
(Action
Waters)
- Water
Source:
Drainage
- Water
Clarity: Moderately Stained
- Vegetation:
Abundant submergent weeds present,
especially concentrated in the bays
and stretches of shoreline
- Primary
Species:
Muskie, Walleye, Bluegill
- Secondary
Species:
Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass,
Crappie, Perch
- Forage:
Juvenile Panfish, Various Minnows
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Found
Lake::
St.
Germain's diversified fishery. It has all
weeds,
rocks, bars, humps, and drop offs. The Muskie
and Largemouth Bass related to the weeds
while the Walleye and Smallmouth Bass hang
around the rocks. Found Lake also provides
excellent Pan fishing. You will find Bluegills,
Crappies, and Perch. Found Lake is noted
as a productive lake and is easy to fish.
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Lake
Profile::
- Location:
North of the town of St. Germain
East of Hwy 155
- Size:
326 Acres
- Max
Depth: 21 Feet
- Muskie
Rating:
A2 ( Action Waters)
- Water
Source:
Drainage
- Water
Clarity: Slightly
Stained
- Vegetation:
Moderate to heavy weed growth extends
out into the lake from the shoreline.
Cabbage is predominant.
- Primary
Species:
Walleye, Muskie, Perch
- Secondary
Species:
Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass,
Bluegills, Crappie
- Forage:
White Suckers, Various Minnows,
Juvenile Panfish
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Lake
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| Lost
Lake::
Lost
Lake is clearly a fishery that deserves
your attention, especially for weed-oriented
fish. Lost is one the finest lakes in the
St Germain area it produces Muskies up to
30lb
Northerns in the 5-10lb class and great
weed walleye action.
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Lake
Profile::
- Location:
North
of the town of St Germain on Hwy
155
- Size:
541
Acres
- Max
Depth:
22 Feet
- Muskie
Rating:
A2 ( Action Waters)
- Water
Source:
Drainage
- Water
Clarity:
Slightly Stained
- Vegetation:
Abundant weed cover exists especially
cabbage. Most of the lake has submergent
weeds
- Primary
Species:
Walleye, Muskie, Perch
- Secondary
Species:
Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike,
Crappie
- Forage:
Suckers, Various Minnows, Juvenile
Panfish
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Lake
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| Rainbow
Flowage::
The
Rainbow Flowage was developed on the main
stem of the Wisconsin River in 1935.
The state of Wisconsin and the WVIC maintain
the Rainbow in its natural, undeveloped
state and are home to a wide variety of
wildlife. Walleyes are abundant and Northern
Pike are numerous. Perch and Crappies are
the dominant pan fish.
Lake
Profile::
- Location:
Southwest of the town of St Germain between
County Roads J & D
- Size:
4139 Acres
- Max
Depth: 28 Feet
- Muskie
Rating:
B ( Intermediate Water)
- Water
Source: Drainage
- Water
Clarity:
Stained
- Vegetation:
Submergent weeds generally limited due
to the effects of fluctuating water levels.
- Primary
Species:
Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch
- Secondary
Species:
Smallmouth Bass, Crappies, Rock Bass
- Forage:
Golden/Emerald Shiner, Sucker, Juvenile
Panfish
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Flowage
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