Consequently, streams in this category require no stocking of hatchery trout.

ORIGNAL POST. This is water for everyone. Needless to say, Crooked Creek trout are all wild trout, so no stocking is necessary. All of the green streams are rated Class I, the highest quality wild trout waters.

Wisconsin is home to many creeks, streams, and rivers. There are many decision trout anglers must face when they head to the rivers and streams. Nearly all streams in the Driftless Area are managed under general trout regulations. With so many bodies of water to choose from, a fishing excursion during your visit is almost inevitable. Both black & white and color maps are available that show the location and stream classification. 12/22/09 @ 12:26 PM. I hope they don't. SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE ADD TO FAV ORTIES.

Wisconsin trout streams are placed into three classes for fish management purposes: Class 1. 100 Best Trout Streams in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin DNR maintains a very nice page with links to countywide trout stream maps. Feb 21, 2014 - Explore nchristnacht's board "Wisconsin Trout Streams" on Pinterest. Crooked Creek is located about 7 miles north of Fennimore along U.S. Highway 61. See more ideas about Wisconsin, Trout, Streaming. The DNR page also contains direct links to online interactive maps for additional stream information. Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources maintains an excellent database of the state’s trout streams. Perhaps the most important and challenging of these decisions can be selecting the right lure. Whether you’re an experienced fisherman or have hardly touched a fishing pole in your life, you’ll find fly fishing in Wisconsin to be a fun and memorable experience.

These are high quality trout waters, have sufficient natural reproduction to sustain populations of wild trout at or near carry capacity. Crooked Creek – Brown trout from Crooked Creek has been utilized to establish self-sustaining populations in streams throughout Southern Wisconsin. Class 1 - High quality trout waters that have sufficient natural reproduction to sustain populations of wild trout, at or near carry capacity. Consequently, streams in this category require no stocking of hatchery trout. D Big Tuna User since 10/10/09 PROFILE BLOCK USER. It can be a tough decision at times, but having the right trout lure tied on can be the difference between coming home empty handed and having a great day on the water. Wisconsin Trout Stream Classifications Wisconsin trout streams are classified into three categories Class I, Class II and Class III. Hopefully the DNR had something to do with it because they are sure to have the numbers wrong and the streams will be left alone.