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[kickyour_bass]

I am from Wisconsin. I just joined. I fish mainly the 75 mile river here with very little success. I started fishing about 5 years ago. I really fish for bass. Once in a while I ll fish the harbor for salmon. I have two girls and am married.

[KSRonH]

Hi and welcome

[bigfishbk86]

Welcome fellow wisconsinite! 75 mile river? Never heard of it

[kickyour_bass]

Hey. The river is actually called the Sheboygan River.

[slonezp]

Welcome. I have only fished Sheboygan for salmon during the fall run. I'd recommend Door County for smallies and just about any inland lake for largemouth. Are you far from the Oshkosh Chain? Haven't fished it yet but I hear it's a good fishery.

[JustinPlog]

Welcome. i just joined too and have been getting a lot of helpful info from bass resource. hope this website helps you hook more bass.

[kickyour_bass]

slonezp, on January 31 2012 - 03:21 PM, said:

Welcome. I have only fished Sheboygan for salmon during the fall run. I'd recommend Door County for smallies and just about any inland lake for largemouth. Are you far from the Oshkosh Chain? Haven't fished it yet but I hear it's a good fishery.

I live about an hour or so away from Oshkosh. I don t have a boat so fishing inland lakes are kind of hard for me. Where in Door County would you recommend?

[wisconsin heat]

sup dude, good to see more wisconsin guys on here

[kickyour_bass]

Thanks

[slonezp]

kickyour_bass, on February 01 2012 - 12:39 AM, said:

I live about an hour or so away from Oshkosh. I don t have a boat so fishing inland lakes are kind of hard for me. Where in Door County would you recommend?

If your shorebound, your limited to the old stone quarry in Sturgeon Bay, the park by the old bridge in Sturgeon Bay(I don't know what it's called but you can ask anyone where it's at), try Weborg Point in Penninsula State Park, and Andersons Pier in Ephraim. You might be able to pick some up at the old Baileys Harbor yacht club. In Rowleys Bay there is a place called Rowleys Bay Resort (formerly Wagon Wheel Resort). They used to rent boats, don't know if the new resort does or doesn't. You have direct access to the Mink River which is a good spawn post spawn area for bass and huge pike.

[bassfisherjk]

Welcome!

[Eddie Berndt]

WISCONSIN RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thats why im moving in 5 years.lol id rather be in my boat year round. South bound. Welcome to the site!

[quanjig]

I'd live in Wisconsin in a heartbeat if it didn't get so cold. Difficult enough for me to get thru a Virginia winter!! This year has been the best winter ever here!! My wife is from LaCrosse so I've fished the Mississippi and some places around Spring Green. Must say its beautyful. Welcome to the site and have fun!

[kickyour_bass]

slonezp, on February 01 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

If your shorebound, your limited to the old stone quarry in Sturgeon Bay, the park by the old bridge in Sturgeon Bay(I don't know what it's called but you can ask anyone where it's at), try Weborg Point in Penninsula State Park, and Andersons Pier in Ephraim. You might be able to pick some up at the old Baileys Harbor yacht club. In Rowleys Bay there is a place called Rowleys Bay Resort (formerly Wagon Wheel Resort). They used to rent boats, don't know if the new resort does or doesn't. You have direct access to the Mink River which is a good spawn post spawn area for bass and huge pike.

Thanks for the info. I ll have to convince my wife to let me go sometime.


Thanks everyone for the kind welcome.

[Glenn]

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