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![]() "Spoonplugger" wrote in message news:e0iKb.958535$6C4.673601@pd7tw1no... what in your opinion would be the top twenty bass lakes in north America? #1 - Chequomegon Bay (Wisconsin) The smallmouth fishing is fantastic. They've been managing this water for trophy smallies and you're allowed 1 over 22 inches. #2 - Turtle Flambeau Flowage (Wisconsin) More fantastic smallmouth fishing. A stump/rock filled, boat eating monster though. #3 - Lake Okeechobee (Florida) It's the Big O! What more can be said about it? #4 - Stick Marsh (Florida) Managed for trophy largemouth, it's catch and release only. I've seen some real monsters caught there. #5 - Lake of the Woods (Minnesota/Ontario border) With good populations of smallmouth, and scenery that is world class, who wouldn't want to fish there? #6 - Lake Erie (Ohio/Michigan) Tremendous populations of lunker smallmouth #7 - Dale Hollow Res (Kentucky/Tennessee) Home of two world record smallmouth bass, how can DH be overlooked? You will notice that I didn't add Boom Lake to the list. It seems that some people have problems with this lake. ![]() These are the only ones that I've had first hand experience with. I'm certain that others will have more to add to the list. -- Steve OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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