On the north end of Lake Winnebago is reef number 5. It's clearly marked by the fish finder. "Which is probably about a one- or two-foot wide hole we put the stones through and about 1,000 feet ...

Winnebago is Wisconsin's largest inland lake, encompassing more than 137,000 acres with a maximum depth of only 21 feet. The lake is approximately 30 miles long and 10 miles wide.

Pile enough fieldstone onto the surface of a frozen lake to form a series of 100-foot-long artificial reefs and you will get a hair-raising lesson in the strength and resiliency of ice. “The … ...

The DNR fisheries survey on Winnebago found 2.3 young-of-the-year perch per trawl in 2016, sixth-highest since the annual study was started in 1986. The same work captured about 10 adult perch per ...

The Lake Winnebago bottom trawling assessment, conducted by the Department of Natural Resources since 1986, ... Local clubs such as Walleye For Tomorrow have also put in rock spawning reefs, ...