Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
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Kawaguesaga is part of the Minocqua Chain of lakes in northern Wisconsin. It is 700 acres in size and a max depth of 44 feet. This lake gets lots of use, from both recreational boaters and anglers. The primary gamefish here is walleye, but while I was here, the walleye limit was 0. They are trying to protect the walleye population. There is also suppose to be good populations of muskie, although I didn't see any while here. I did catch many largemouth bass and panfish.
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Get your Kawaguesaga Guide Book here: bit.ly/43zaID5
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Kawaguesaga is part of the Minocqua Chain of lakes in northern Wisconsin. It is 700 acres in size and a max depth of 44 feet. This lake gets lots of use, from both recreational boaters and anglers. The primary gamefish here is walleye, but while I was here, the walleye limit was 0. They are trying to protect the walleye population. There is also suppose to be good populations of muskie, although I didn't see any while here. I did catch many largemouth bass and panfish.
If you are enjoying these videos, or would like to suggest a lake for me to review, please let me know in the comments, or email me at: rande@gomidwestfishing.com
Do you like the music in this video? Music provided by Soundstripe: bit.ly/3teMgcy
Thank you so much for watching. This description may contain affiliate links. If you choose to click the links above, you will be helping to support Go Midwest Fishing, and it costs you nothing extra to do so. It is very much appreciated.
