Fishing on Trout Lake

Fishing Trout Lake

They don't refer to the Boulder Junction area as "The Musky Capitol of the World®" for nothing. If you are looking for trophy walleye and musky fishing, Trout Lake is one of the premier trophy fishing lakes in the State of Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources even designates Trout Lake as a trophy fishery.

Trout Lake is a challenge even to the most sophisticated fisherperson, but the rewards of a nine-plus pound walleye, or a fifty-plus inch musky aren't unusual for our lake. Trout lake has over 3800 surface acres of clear, spring-fed water and runs nearly 120 feet deep. Numerous islands provide endless structure for fish habitat.

Fishing isn't limited to walleye and musky either. Trout Lake has lake trout, whitefish, northern pike, small and large mouth bass, crappie, perch, panfish, and large populations of shad and cisco baitfish that provide forage for the "Big Ones".

Fishing isn't limited to walleye and musky either. Trout Lake has lake trout, whitefish, northern pike, small and large mouth bass, crappie, perch, panfish, and large populations of shad and cisco baitfish that provide forage for the "Big Ones".

If you like fishing, Trout Lake is the place to be. (Fishing regulations change yearly, be sure to check current regulations for each fish species.)