This lake is very beautiful. It is hidden from the main road and you can't get access unless you…read morehave a cottage there or if you come through the narrow passage from a park. Be wary of the lake rules. The DNR is in plain clothes and will give you a citation for anything! He lands in th garage from the middle of the lake and has a Jon boat!

My group of 6 had a great time ice fishing with Mr. Bluegill. Got some real nice walleyes and…read morelearned a lot from Troy. Troy was very good at taking the time to explain proper techniques and answering our questions. Even more impressive was his energy and effort in constantly searching the lake for a better location and better bite. Under some adverse conditions on Day 2, he even had us out on 3 different lakes looking for fish which were being very tight-lipped that day. He uses only top-notch equipment and the latest in ice fishing technology. His fee is reasonable and even includes a fresh cooked hot lunch on the ice (for full day trips) which we really enjoyed.

From the owner: Capt. Troy Peterson, owner of Mr. Bluegill Guide Service is one of only a few Full-Time fishing…read moreguides in the area specializing in Walleye, Muskie, panfish and bass on Lake Winnebago, Green Bay, The Wolf River, Fox River and Central Wisconsin Lakes. Ice Fishing or Open Water, no group is too big or too small, Mr.Bluegill Does It all and with a smile. Learn to fish or just have fun with one of Wisconsin's top multi-species anglers and fishing guide.

It's a very basic, nothing special about it place. We stopped for one night and wouldn't have come…read morefor any longer, certainly. The sites are just open areas right next to each other.

Absolutely awesome campground the best in the Midwest I will go back for sure Highly recommended…read morecome check it out for yourself the best fishing they also have good corn, campfire area, and a smokehouse for your fish.

Tuma Lake is 15 acres with a maximum depth of 30 feet. There are no bathrooms. This is a fishing…read morelake with a fishing pier and a boat launch. Motors are not allowed except for 1 horsepower electric motors. Known for bass, pike, and panfish. Enough parking for 4 cars and trailors. The access area is 0.9 acre.

Within ten minutes of being on the water, Roemy had us on fish. I no sooner had my line baited, and…read moremy son and father in-law had fish in the boat. Multiple species were caught ( lg mouth and small mouth bass, bluegill, perch, and rock bass). Great day on the water. Roemy knows his spots out on Big Green Lake.

This five acre park features a hiking trail and...wait for it..a small pond. There's also a dock…read morefor fishing and a bench that provides a pleasant view of this largely undeveloped plot of land near the Waunakee Village Center. No playground equipment and no bathroom facilities, but the hike around the pond is a pleasant one.

Friend and I used to love walking around here for $0.50 self serve honesty system. you could get a…read morebag of (fish) food to throw in the water. It was so fun to watch all the fish dive for the food. Will miss going. Finally had a chance to make time to go (apparently it's been longer than I thought since I had been there. This place will forever be missed.

Lots of action! Tried a variety of lures. Mepps worked the best. Then switched to fly rod…read more Tested my homemade flies. Found a winner. Cooked them up for lunch .... Stream to Table! They have bait as well. Perfect way to spend a morning.

Excellent spot to take the kiddos for simple catch and release. We caught many fish and the kiddos…read moreenjoyed the playground too.

The De Pere Riverwalk and Wildlife Viewing Pier is aptly named. It's a walking path around a river,…read moreit's a pier, it's a place to spot wildlife. This park is located in downtown De Pere, and consists of paved walking/strolling trails that wind around the Fox River. The riverwalk extends to a pier, where you can look out onto the river and see lots of birds, including pelicans. The pelicans seemed to like hanging out by the rushing dam -- they were catching fish in the river. Humans were catching fish too. There were several people fishing, and one person that I saw caught a huge fish. There's a sign on the pier that tells you what kind of fish live in the river: walleye, sturgeon, carp, perch and others. Apparently, you can kayak in the Fox River, and there's a lock here that takes you down the dam. I didn't get to experience that, but supposedly it's a very cool thing to do here.

This park is a great place to walk or fish and they should add some new things it would make the…read morepark a lot better but I've been going to silver creek for awhile and it's an amazing park

The people of Manitowoc are fortunate to have many fine parks in the city. Silver Creek Park is no…read moreexception. There is a very nice disc golf course that meanders through the woods. The lighthouse hole is the hole from hell. If you overshoot the net, your frisbee could easily end up in the lake. I have fond memories of this park from when I was a kid. We used to go to the south end of the park and shoot our 22 rifles. But this is a different age, don't try to do that these days. Silver Creek has the best beaches in Manitowoc. It has areas that are wild enough to do some serious birding. I find it a bit amusing that people have stopped playing disc golf. They are now obsessed with Pokemon Go, so the park is very quiet these days. But today I picked up a bag of trash. Apparently "Swinus Americanus" (my name for litter bugs) are still present there. Red Bull cans, and broken bottles on the beach. It always mystifies me why "people" trash out places of beauty; and what kind of knuckledragger breaks glass on a beach? All that aside, this is a premier park. It is a wonderful place to spend a few peaceful hours. It is surprisingly unused, or, at least, underused. Take a picnic, lay out on the beach and, if you're brave enough, swim in the lake (brrr!). Did I mention that I saw a hooded merganser today where Silver Creek meets Lake Michigan...nice.

I went to a bigger store earlier this week and it had a whole lot more tackle B&H had better tackle…read morebut less of it to choose from great experience and the trout pond in the back are great.

I went for fishing on a Saturday. The place was not crowded. There were 2 ponds. One pond for…read moresmaller trout and another one for bigger one. I went for the bigger one. There were a lot of trout in the pond. There is no catch and release in either of the ponds. Probably we dont even need a fishing road. Just putting a small net is enough to catch the fish. I caught 3. The store lady was nice. She cleaned it well. I just had to take home put some spice and bake/fry it. Fish tasted real good. In fact I saw others stopping by and just catching 1 fish per head and leaving. I guess they are just trying to make a tasty dinner. It was a really fun experience.