Fish vary in size to eaters (15-inch minimum, limit of five) to trophies.ĭue to stocking, culling of pests and natural breeding, walleyes are back in Lake Koshkonong. Trolling crankbaits behind inline planer boards is a great way to get the walleyes on your line.
When summer starts, walleyes are usually around the mouth of the Fox River. This lake is very shallow with the ‘deep’ area no more than six feet and while it lacks the reef and rock structures walleyes usually like, there are plenty of weeds. Sandwiched between the slender Buffalo Lake and Green Lake, is Puckaway Lake. Hungry walleyes move from the Fox, Oconto and Menominee river systems nearby to the bay in spring, which is the best time to hook up with a monster walleye. The bigger the lake, the bigger the fish and with some much in the way of baitfish and other fish on the walleye’s menu, it’s not hard to see why the fish can get big here. The Bay of Green Bay and its tributaries are not only a spot to catch a lot of walleye but also to catch big walleye. In late spring/early summer, walleyes move out to hover over deep mudflats and are also found on rock reefs and in shallow, weedy areas near shore. The lake boasts large shoals of walleye, mostly in the 12 to 24-inch range. With the Wolf, Fox and the entire Winnebago system as a whole, there is even more ground to cover, but also more opportunities of hooking up with a lot of walleyes. The largest inland lake in Wisconsin is also home to some fantastic walleye fishing. Here are our picks for the best places to hook into walleyes in Wisconsin. What Is The Best Walleye Lake In Wisconsin? The state’s many lakes (some say more than Minnesota) are chock-full of walleyes of all sizes–from classic 15-inch eater to 14-pound monsters.įor those who are thinking about making Wisconsin their next fishing destination or for those who know Wisconsin walleye fishing well that just want to try a new location, here are the top walleye fishing lakes in Wisconsin. If you have gone walleye fishing in the midwest, you’ve probably heard Wisconsin come up as one of the best states to catch walleye in.
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