Barren River and Green River Lake. 25"x38" Two-sided.

This shallow lake is home to nice walleye, channel cats, white bass and white crappie.

Over 100 square miles mapped.

Walleye (locally called pickerel) makes up 90% of the bay's total annual fish harvest.

The striper fishery deserves special mention as one of the nations finest, with potential to produce record fish in the 50-pound category.

Popular metro lake known for walleye, catfish and crappie.

Largemouth and walleye here. Smallmouth well represented with some reaching trophy size.

A great ice-fishing location!

The largest muskie of the year are taken in late fall along steep sand/gravel dropoffs.

One of the best in the Midwest.

Big Bear Lake in descending hues of blue to indicate depth contours

This Trails Illustrated topographic map is the most comprehensive and complete recreational map for Big Bend National Park along the border of Texas and Mexico.

Good panfishing year-round.

A premier smallmouth lake from mid-June through summer.

Large, fertile impoundment known for walleye, crappie and perch.

The state's deepest lake (236 feet).

One of the most consistent producers of bass in the area.

Nice walleye, quality muskie and good populations of northerns, largemouth and bluegill

This clear-water lake means using lures with a natural color, especially for muskie.

The structure here is very subtle, but find it on your electronics and find nice fish.