Do you Fish?

Something is always biting here. Fish off the docks for panfish by the dozen or find a secluded bay for some monster bass. Look for one of our floating bogs that provided shelter for walleye and crappie trying to avoid the powerful jaws of the musky.

"Monster Musky"

In 1998 partial skeleton remains of a world-class musky were found. According to the area fishing-manager for the DNR, "it had a jaw spread of over nine inches, teeth as big as 1 1/2 inches and a length range of 58-70 inches" (the current world record is 63 1/2 inches)

In 2000 two of our guests landed a record Blue cat. While they were bringing it in a musky grabbed it. Not just any musky, this thing was huge! Comparing the bite marks on the cat to the jaw found two years earlier determined that this musky was even bigger! (Check Out Musky Hunter February/March 2001 Issue)

In the last five years two sets of jaws have been found that match or exceed the estimated 70 inch mark. The Flowage produces some monster fish just waiting for your wall at home and the record books!

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