Wisconsin Fish Species

Common Questions

What are the most popular fish species targeted by Keep It Reelin Guide Service in Wisconsin?

• At Keep It Reelin Guide Service, anglers commonly target species such as walleye, bass, musky, trout, and pike. These fish are abundant in Wisconsin’s diverse waterways, offering exciting opportunities for both novice and experienced anglers to land impressive catches.

Can Keep It Reelin Guide Service help me catch trophy-sized walleye in Wisconsin?

• Absolutely! Our expert guides, led by Captain Ryan Hahn, have extensive knowledge of the best walleye habitats and effective techniques. We specialize in guiding anglers to prime locations where trophy-sized walleye are known to thrive, increasing your chances of a memorable catch.

What trout species can I catch on a guided fishing trip with Keep It Reelin?

• Wisconsin is home to several trout species, including brook trout, brown trout, and rainbow trout. Keep It Reelin Guide Service offers specialized trout fishing trips in the state’s pristine streams and rivers, providing the perfect environment for targeting these beautiful and elusive fish.

Are muskies commonly found in Wisconsin waters guided by Keep It Reelin?

• Yes, muskies are a prized catch in Wisconsin, and our guides are well-versed in locating and catching these formidable predators. Whether you’re fishing in large lakes or river systems, Keep It Reelin Guide Service can help you pursue muskies with expert strategies and equipment.

What bass species are available for fishing with Keep It Reelin Guide Service in Wisconsin?

• Wisconsin offers excellent opportunities to catch largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and sometimes even spotted bass. Our guides know the best spots and techniques to help you successfully target these aggressive and popular sport fish.

Can I catch northern pike on a guided trip with Keep It Reelin in Wisconsin?

• Yes, northern pike are abundant in many of Wisconsin’s lakes and rivers. Keep It Reelin Guide Service provides specialized guidance for pike fishing, including the best times, locations, and bait to use to increase your chances of catching these powerful and exciting fish.

What’s the best time of year to catch walleye in Wisconsin with Keep It Reelin?

• The prime walleye fishing season in Wisconsin typically runs from late spring through early fall, with peak activity often occurring in the spring spawning season and the cooler months of fall. Our guides can help you plan your trip during these optimal times to maximize your walleye fishing success.

Do you offer specialized trips for catching panfish in Wisconsin?

• Yes, Keep It Reelin Guide Service offers trips focused on panfish such as bluegill, crappie, and perch. These trips are perfect for anglers looking for a relaxed fishing experience with the opportunity to catch a variety of smaller, but equally enjoyable, fish species.

What equipment do I need for fishing different species with Keep It Reelin in Wisconsin?

• Our guides provide most of the necessary fishing equipment, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle tailored to the specific fish species you’re targeting. Whether you’re fishing for bass, walleye, trout, or pike, we ensure you have the right gear and expert advice to enhance your fishing experience.

How does Keep It Reelin Guide Service ensure sustainable fishing practices for Wisconsin’s fish species?

• Keep It Reelin Guide Service is committed to sustainable fishing practices to preserve Wisconsin’s rich aquatic ecosystems. We educate our clients on catch-and-release techniques, proper handling of fish, and adhere to all state regulations. Our goal is to promote responsible fishing that maintains healthy fish populations for future generations.

A Keep It Reelin Guide Service Guided Fishing Trip targets the top Wisconsin Fish species including Bluegill (Also Called Bream, Brim), Channel Catfish (Also Called Graceful Catfish, Catfish ), Northern Pike (Also Called water wolf, common pike, snake, great northern pike, American pike, jackfish, Great Lakes pike, grass pike, pickerel, longhead, and snot rocket), Walleye (Also Called Blue Pike, Dory, Glass Eye, Gray Pike, Marble Eye, Pike-Perch, Yellow Pike-Perch ), Crappie (Also Called Black Crappie, White Crappie ). We primarily Fish the Lake Wazeecha, Lake Nepco, Big Camelot, Little Camelot, Lake Sherwood, Lake Arrowhead, lake Dexterville, Big St. Germain, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin River, Nekoosa.