The Northwoods of Wisconsin

This site was started for me to share my love of the Northwoods with others.  I truly welcome your comments.  Check out new items each week that will coincide with the season. Want to get notified about new things posted, subscribe below!  Enjoy!

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Hello and welcome to AllNorthwoods.com, a site dedicated to everything that makes the Northwoods what they are and why people flock to them all year. Our goal is to give folks information about different animals, and outdoor activities. You will see a few short stories on my Northwoods experiences along with fishing reports and tips. We’ll give you the inside scoop on where to go and what to see on a regular basis. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy!

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Fishing

POST SPAWN PERCH

Last week I wrote about catching post spawn Northern Pike and Walleye and this week’s topic is catching those great tasting panfish. Water temperature, cover and a food source is the key to finding perch at different times of the year, but locating POST SPAWN PERCH is easy once you know their spawning cycle. Pre-spawn perch will start transitioning from slightly deeper water to shallow flats or shorelines where aquatic vegetation is starting to grow. As I wrote last week, yellow perch spawning follows behind Walleye and like all fish species, water temperature is the primary signal to do so…

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BALD EAGLES

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Fishing

POST SPAWN PERCH

Last week I wrote about catching post spawn Northern Pike and Walleye and this week’s topic is catching those great tasting panfish. Water temperature, cover and a food source is the key to finding perch at different times of the year, but locating POST SPAWN PERCH is easy once you know their spawning cycle. Pre-spawn perch will start transitioning from slightly deeper water to shallow flats or shorelines where aquatic vegetation is starting to grow. As I wrote last week, yellow perch spawning follows behind Walleye and like all fish species, water temperature is the primary signal to do so…

Up North Animals
BALD EAGLES

I great friend of ours that supports and promotes ALLNORTHWOODS.COM sent me a picture (inserted) that is not easily…

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