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WATCH CLAM RIVER The Clam River offers about 10 miles of trout water in northwest Wisconsin. Half of the trout water is downstream of Clam Lake, and that is class 2 and 3 water. The portion upstream of Clam Lake is class 1 water and mostly runs thru the McKenzie Creek Wildlife Area and later the Polk County Forest. The Clam River appears to be a good trout stream, and the habitat improvements and de-brushing has made it even better. There are about a half dozen good trout streams that make up the Clam watershed and they don't get as much attention as they deserve. |
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WATCH TYLER FORKS RIVER Tyler Forks River is a pristine, scenic trout stream in the remote reaches of Northern Wisconsin in Ashland and Iron County. It offers excellent fishing for brook trout. Brown and rainbow trout are also present. The lower portion of the river enters into the Bad River at the scenic Brownstone Falls and forms part of Copperfalls State Park. In 2011-2012 there was a very close call with a controversial iron mine proposed by Gogebic Taconite in the Penokee Hills area which would likely have destroy the fishing opportunies in this stream as well as about a dozen other nearby trout streams. That bill failed but a less severe one was passed in 2013. We will see what happens. |
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WATCH COPPER FALLS STATE PARK Aside from the Wisconsin Dells, Copper Falls State Park has probably got the most interesting terrain found in Wisconsin. The convergence of the Bad and Tyler Forks Rivers, the gorge, Brownstone Falls, Copper Falls and Virgin Cascades are all found here. There are also trout in these streams, although the best fishing is found a few miles above this area. |
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Copper Falls State Park, Virginia Cascades | Copper Falls State Park, Brown Falls | Copper Falls State Park | Copper Falls State Park |
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| Namakagon River near Hwy 63 | Namakagon River near Seeley | Namakagon River near Seeley | Brook trout from Tyler Forks River |
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| Tyler Forks River, lower | Tyler Forks River, middle | Brook trout from Tyler Forks River | Tyler Forks River, middle |
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| Tyler Forks River, middle | Tyler Forks River, middle | Tyler Forks River, middle | Tyler Forks brook trout |
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| Tyler Forks Rivers, upper | Tyler Forks Rivers, upper | Tyler Forks brook trout | Tyler Forks River, lower |
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