Auburn Lake, East and West Branches Milwaukee River Watershed …
Auburn Lake is located in the East and West Branches Milwaukee River watershed which is 266.00 mi². Land use in the watershed is primarily agricultural (35.50%), wetland (19.20%) and a mix of forest (17.90%) and other uses (27.40%). This watershed has 312.44 stream miles, 2,023.13 lake acres and 32,107.47 wetland acres.
Watershed Detail - Menomonee River - Wisconsin
The Menomonee River Watershed covers 136 square miles in portions of Washington, Waukesha and Milwaukee counties. The Menomonee River originates in wetlands near the Village of Germantown and the City of Mequon and runs south, southeast for about 32 miles where it meets the Milwaukee and Kinnickinnic Rivers in the Milwaukee Harbor.
Lincoln Creek, Milwaukee River South Watershed (MI02)
Lincoln Creek, in the Milwaukee River South Watershed, is a 9.70 mile river that falls in Milwaukee County. This river is managed for fishing and swimming and is currently considered impaired. Date 2011
Watershed Detail - Kinnickinnic River - Wisconsin
Menomonee River Fish Passage: This project will eliminate a barrier to migratory fish in the Milwaukee Estuary AOC; Phase 1 includes removal of 1,200 feet of concrete lined river bed between the CP Railroad Bridge to Wisconsin Ave; Phase 2 is the removal of remaining 2,200 feet of concrete lined river bed between Wisconsin Ave and I-94.
Watercress Creek, East and West Branches Milwaukee River
Watercress Creek, in the East and West Branches Milwaukee River Watershed, is a 5.00 mile river that falls in Sheboygan County. This river is a Class II Trout Water under the Fisheries Program. This river is managed for fishing and swimming and is currently not considered impaired. Date 2011. Author Aquatic Biologist
Northridge Lake, Milwaukee River South Watershed (MI02)
Unnamed is located in the Milwaukee River South watershed which is 167.90 mi². Land use in the watershed is primarily suburban (27.40%), urban (24.80%) and a mix of agricultural (18%) and other uses (29.80%). This watershed has 203.63 stream miles, 13,038.94 lake acres and 5,996.03 wetland acres. Nonpoint Source Characteristics
Fishing Regulations for Root River Parkway Pond - Milwaukee …
For complete fishing laws and regulations, consult the Wisconsin State Statutes Chapter 29 and the Administrative Code of the Department of Natural Resources. The regulations listed here may not reflect the exact species found in the lake or flowage. Please check to make sure there is public access and water available for fishing.
Milwaukee River, Milwaukee River South Watershed (MI02)
Milwaukee River is located in the Milwaukee River South watershed which is 167.90 mi². Land use in the watershed is primarily suburban (27.40%), urban (24.80%) and a mix of agricultural (18%) and other uses (29.80%).
Linden Pond, Milwaukee River South Watershed (MI02)
Linden Pond, in the Milwaukee River South Watershed, is a 3.21 acre lake that falls in Milwaukee County. This lake is managed for fishing and swimming and is currently not considered impaired. Date 2011. Author Aquatic Biologist. Historical Description. A small, spring-fed pond completely in private ownership.
Root River Parkway Pond - Wisconsin Lakes
Root River Parkway Pond is a 7 acre lake located in Milwaukee County. It has a maximum depth of 17 feet. Fish include Panfish. Features Public land or park within 1000 feet of the lake (1) Fish. Panfish (Present) Before You Go Fish Consumption Advisories; Fishing Regulations Maps