Lakes in Wisconsin

Wisconsin's Pelican Lake is a 3,585-acre body of water located near its namesake, the Village of Pelican Lake. The lake has three points of public boat access and is known for its good musky, northern pike, and walleye fishing. It also has significant populations of bluegill, crappie, largemouth bass, and smallmouth bass. Five campgrounds are nearby.

Trout Lake in Vilas County, Wisconsin, is known for its good fishing, despite the presence of rusty crayfish which have destroyed much of the trout habitat. The lake's shoreline is relatively undeveloped. Trout Lake is part of three studies, one conducted by the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network, another by the North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research Network, and another by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, which has a research station there.

Lake Winneconne is located on the north side of the Village of Winneconne in Wisconsin, just a few miles from State Highway 41 and 45. It's known as one of the best places in Wisconsin to fish for walleye and white bass. More than 100 acres of parkland are nearby.