The Twelve Apostles Musky Club, Inc. was founded by Stevens Point musky enthusiast, Pete Stelmacher. Pete, along with eleven other local anglers fished together for many years and called themselves the “Twelve Apostles”. In 1977 the group formally organized the Twelve Apostles Musky Club in order to promote the sport of musky fishing in the area. The Twelve Apostles Musky Club, Inc. was founded by Stevens Point musky enthusiast, Pete Stelmacher. Pete, along with eleven other local anglers fished together for many years and called themselves the “Twelve Apostles”. In 1977 the group formally organized the Twelve Apostles Musky Club in order to promote the sport of musky fishing in the area. Members of the Twelve Apostle Musky Club, Inc. are dedicated to improving fishing opportunities through stocking programs, habitat improvement, angler education, and by sponsoring fisheries research projects and scholarships. We advocate catch and release fishing, for muskies, to help insure quality angling for the future. Stevens Point, Wisconsin

The Aldo Leopold Chapter's mission is to conserve, protect, restore and enhance trout and salmonid fisheries, watersheds, the groundwater that sustains them, and the doctrine of public trust that defends them, in Columbia, Dodge, and Sauk Counties. We do this through education, cooperation, rehabilitation, and advocacy using an extensive and dedicated volunteer network. Portage, Wisconsin

Based in Madison, Wisconsin, the Badger Fly Fishers is a non-profit organization that began in the late 1980's as a chapter of the larger Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF). While the Badgers are no longer a 100% FFF membership club, our beliefs and goals remain the same.

The Blackhawk Musky Club welcomes all fishing enthusiasts who want to help promote the sport of musky fishing. Our members pride themselves in furthering musky fishing by introducing area children to the sport and supporting community initiatives to improve the health of our waters. Janesville, Wisconsin

The Brule River Sportsmen's Club is and active organization dedicated to the preservation and improvement of the Brule River and it's environment. The group meets regularly and produces a monthly newsletter containing information about the fishery, habitat issues and various club activities. Brule, Wisconsin

The members of Muskies Inc. are known as America's most conservation conscious anglers and for good reason. We are the first fishing organization to actively promote catch and release. We are also heavily involved in stocking, habitat preservation and habitat construction. The Capital City Chapter is proud to be a large part of this organization. Working hand-in-hand with the state Department of Natural Resources and other local fishing organizations, we have made the Madison area lakes into a world-class muskie fishery. Madison, Wisconsin

We are an active group of TU members from the central sands area of Wisconsin with over 300 members who all share in a common goal: to conserve and protect our cold water resources. Many of our members enjoy fly fishing and fly tying. We support fishing by all legal methods, including spin fishing and live bait fishing for trout. CWTU is located in the central sands area of Wisconsin and covers the counties of Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Marquette, Washara, and Winnebago.

The Coulee Region Chapter of Trout Unlimited has been preserving, protecting and enhancing our cold water resources since 1974. We are a local chapter of Trout Unlimited serving Crawford, Juneau, La Crosse, Monroe, Richland, and Vernon counties. Our mission is to conserve, protect, and restore coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. We are proud to have helped protect and restore the waters of Southwest Wisconsin for over 30 years.

Located in the Eau Claire/Chippewa Falls area of NW Wisconsin, the First WI Chapter is a leader in building a better Muskie fishery for the Chippewa Valley. Please join us. Our general membership meetings are open to everyone. Throughout the year, we have featured speakers and "on the water" gatherings on Lake Wissota plus an annual tournament. Our club members are primarily from the Chippewa Valley but we have members from as far away as Texas. We are not limited to "dyed in the wool" muskie fisherman, everyone is welcome! Lake Wissota, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

We are an active chapter of Trout Unlimited located in the Fox Valley southwest of Green Bay, Wisconsin. Our membership of 200 members is actively engaged in Trout Unlimited National's mission: to conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Our Chapter's organization is not complicated. Anyone interested in the activities of the Fox Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited may become a member and will also become a member of Trout Unlimited (National).

God's Country is located in southwestern Wisconsin in the Mississippi River valley city of La Crosse. As a chapter of Muskies, Inc., we strive to work with the over 50 other nationwide chapters to promote a high quality muskellunge sport fishery. Habitat protection, research, and the promotion of fellowship and sportsmanship are all conservations purposes of our chapter. La Crosse, Wisconsin

Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the Province of Ontario. The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. Site includes Fishing Info, News, Tournaments, Agencies, and much more. Click on a state for local fishing reports,or post a fishing tip or report-- loads of anglers home pages, great photo galleries , Surface Temp maps, weather, lake conditions fishing news by state and more.

Take care of the fish and the fishing will take care of itself. The Green Bay Chapter of Trout Unlimited, with over 200 members and founded as Chapter #083 in 1969, is part of the Wisconsin State Councils' 21 chapters and 4,300 members. TU National, our umbrella organization, was founded in 1959 and consists of 400 Chapters and 140,000 members. All are commited to conserving, protecting, restoring and connecting people with our coldwater fisheries and watersheds. Our chapter members can come from anywhere in the United States, but our primary membership responsibility is Brown and Oconto Counties. Green Bay, Wisconsin

The Hayward Lakes is a very progressive chapter, is a valuable asset to Muskies, Inc. and their members are a fun bunch to be with. We look forward to their participation in Muskies, Inc. for the years to come. Hayward Lakes, Wisconsin

The Headwaters Chapter Muskies Inc. is an active, service-oriented, non-profit organization with the single focus of improving the sport of muskie fishing for men, women, and children. Our mission is to unite all muskie fishing interests for the promotion and protection of a high-quality muskellunge sport fishery in the United States and Canada. We will accomplish this by supporting conservation practices and research based on sound scientific merit, and carried out by authorized federal or state agencies, appropriate academic institutions, Muskies Inc. chapters, and their members. We are committed to the abatement of water pollution; maintenance of records for muskies habits, growth, range, and the dissemination of muskie information to everyone. Eagle River, Wisconsin

The Kenosha Sport Fishing and Conservation Association is a group of family fishermen dedicated to the protection and proper utilization of the resources of the Great Lakes. Established in 1969, this non-profit group is funded through membership dues and charitable donations, which pay for the maintenance of the Kenosha Salmon Rearing Pond, Association educational programs and other annual events. We have meetings on the first Monday of every month at 7:00pm at the Moose Lodge in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Welcome to the Kiap-TU-Wish chapter of Trout Unlimited. Established in 1972, we have a long history of protecting coldwater resources in Western Wisconsin and the Driftless Area of the Midwest. We are a grass-roots organization that works with other conservation partners across the region. Various projects such as stream bank improvement, storm water monitoring, environmental action, and other hands-on initiatives support the common goal of protecting and preserving our coldwater resources. Hudson, Wisconsin

We welcome new members to join us for camaraderie at our meetings and events and we encourage all members to be generous in sharing information about the lake and catching fish. The Fishing Club of Lake Geneva is dedicated to promoting sport fishing for all species on Lake Geneva unlike many clubs that are devoted to one variety. We also encourage kids to fish and the club sponsors an annual Kids Free Fishing Day as described on our Kids Day page. In the spirit of competition, the club has season long contests in addition to tournaments throughout the year arranged by our Tournament Chairman but one does not have to enter contests to gain knowledge and pleasure from being a club member. We have a speaker; from members to top name pros at the monthly meetings. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

The members of Muskies Inc. are known as America's most conservation conscious anglers and for good reason. We are the first fishing organization to actively promote catch and release.We are also heavily involved in stocking, habitat preservation and habitat construction. The Lake Superior Chapter is proud to be a large part of this organization. The Lake Superior Chapter of Muskies, inc. has worked in conjunction with the Minnesota and Wisconsin DNR on a number of projects. Minnesota and Wisconsin

The Lakeshore Chapter of Trout Unlimited is an all-volunteer organization that was founded in 1983 and serves the cold water fisheries of Kewanee, Calumet, Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. With 200+ members, the LSTU organization has a rich history and is an active leader in the conservation community creating and caring for multi-use resource areas for future generations. Lakeshore TU is recognized as one of the top conservation organizations in Wisconsin. We are leaders and doers of habitat restoration on our local trout streams and the public lands that border them. We are actively involved in youth outdoor education partnering with local Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Sheboygan County Conservation Association and Camp Y-Koda to share our love of nature and fishing with the next generation. Finally, our membership enjoys sharing their passion for trout fishing and conservation in monthly get togethers that feature guest speakers, conversation and camaraderie. Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

The oldest Bass Fishing Club in Madison, WI. We fish 8 tournaments per year with one being a two day overnighter. You may fish as many or as few tournaments as you wish. You must catch one fish to be eligible for Zone and State tournaments. We also hold a Spring and Fall open tournament. Our club is laid back and interested in helping people enjoy the great sport of bass fishing. We usually hang out after tournaments and discuss what was successful and what baits produced best. Madison, Wisconsin

At Madtown Bass our focus is creating a fun and informative environment for all members. Our highest priority is learning and becoming better anglers. Madtown Bass Club is a registered B.A.S.S. Federation Nation club based in Central Wisconsin founded in 2008 by six blue-collar individuals, and has been rapidly growing ever since. Our mission is to promote the sport of bass fishing regionally, and help each other grow as anglers and individuals. We have a fun, competitive nature upon take-off and a life-long friendship at the weigh-in. No matter what each individual’s background may be, we all have one thing in common - a passion for the outdoors and introducing others to our sport. Madison, Wisconsin

Youth, Fisheries, & Research - Greenfield, Wisconsin

Founded in 1953, the Muskellunge Club of Wisconsin (MCW) is the oldest fishing club in the world dedicated to muskies and muskie fishing. Our club's long history has seen many changes in the sport of muskie fishing with the wide acceptance of catch and release being one of the most notable and positive changes. Our membership includes people from all over the state of Wisconsin as well as other areas of the country. We continue to make history with all the fun things we have to offer you now. Meetings with noted speakers, Milwaukee Muskie Expo, Annual Awards Banquet, Members-only Spring and Fall Leagues, Spring and Fall Outings, Muskie Stocking, Annual Swap Meet. Great things are happening at MCW - consider joining us so you can be a part of what we have going on. Pewaukee, Wisconsin

The Musky Clubs Alliance of Wisconsin is an Alliance of about 25 Wisconsin based musky clubs. One of the main purposes of the Alliance is to provide an organizational framework in which the clubs can share information and work together to improve the musky fishery.

The Northwoods Chapter of Trout Unlimited has been conserving, protecting, and restoring the coldwater fisheries and watersheds of Vilas, Oneida, Florence and Forest counties for over 35 years. Although most our rivers in the Northwoods appear to be pristine, these little creeks and rivers that flow today through National Forest and the remote towns of the Northwoods were once hard working. Historically, they received their fair share of abuse from logging and mismanagement. Northwoods TU has partners with the United States Forest Service, Wisconsin DNR, Michigan DNR and others to help restore the rivers through brushing, beaver control, dam removal and log drops via helicopter. As a result, today there are many wonderful rivers nestled throughout the Northwoods which are home to the native brook trout. Rhinelander, Wisconsin

The new Northwoods Chapter 61 will be supporting the strong mission and traditional objectives of Muskies, Inc. “International” such as: The Promotion of High Quality Fisheries; Youth Programs & Activities; Funding and Support of Muskie Research. The new chapter membership will be open to muskie & walleye enthusiasts throughout Northern Wisconsin and beyond. Although muskies will be our main focus, The Northwoods Chapter will be working with the DNR & local lake associations to introduce a new "Extended Growth" fish stocking program that includes both muskie & walleye stocking in area lakes. Minocqua, Wisconsin

We have a continued commitment to improve/protect our cold water resources and to be involved in the community. Our habitat projects are in conjunction with other TU Chapters working with guidance of the DNR and US Forest Service in Oconto, Langlade, Marinette Counties and the Nicolet National Forest with emphasis on the Oconto River Watershed. We continue to protect and restore cold-water fisheries, Join Us. Gillett, Wisconsin

Salmon Unlimited of Wisconsin is a Racine based organization that was formed in 1973 by individuals dedicated to supporting the Lake Michigan fishery. The organization has played a key role in helping to establish and maintain a world-class salmon and trout fishery that we enjoy today. SU is also dedicated to helping fisherman of all types enjoy this great resource whether you are a big boat or small boat fisherman, an on-shore fisherman or a youngster just getting started. Racine, Wisconsin

Educating and Enhancing Wisconsin's Walleye Fishing Experience. The Sheboygan Walleye Club (SWC) was founded in April of 1997 by Trevor Schoerner, Alan Witt, George Gahagan. We are a teaching club, and we invite various different speakers to share their expertise with all of our club members. We have public monthly meetings and publish a monthly newsletter. We also have a yearly Christmas Party for all of our members and family. We get all of our funding from annual raffles, donations, and club tournaments. Sheboygan, Wisconsin

The Southeast Wisconsin Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a group of conservation minded individuals, of all ages, political beliefs, and genders, dedicated to protecting and improving Wisconsin’s cold water systems and species. Our membership ranges, at any time, from between 650 to 800 members. Due to our large membership, there are limitless opportunities to become involved in our Chapter. In order to accomplish our mission, we participate in conservation education activities, stream and riparian restoration efforts, and group fundraising and recreational activities. Although many of our efforts are centered around the protection of trout and salmon populations, we are by no means “trout-centric.” SEWTU is dedicated to all cold water system inhabitants, and to protecting our home streams, such as the Milwaukee River and its tributaries. Brookfield, Wisconsin

The Southern Wisconsin Chapter of Trout Unlimited was founded in 1969. We have grown to over 650 members and have become a strong and respected advocate for cold water resources in the region. Our mission is conservation, protection, and improvement of trout and salmon habitat. Madison, Wisconsin

Welcome Fishermen! The member captains and guides welcome you to the Sturgeon Bay Sport Fishing Association of Door County. Sturgeon Bay’s rich fishing history goes back centuries. Both commercial and sport fishing have thrived ever since man arrived on the Door Peninsula. Its uniqueness completely evolves around its geological existence. When great glaciers carved out the Great Lakes, it formed a peninsula surrounded by two distinct bodies of water. The “Bay Side” is known for its trophy Walleye, Small Mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Musky and an excellent Perch fishery. Couple this with access to Lake Michigan allows opportunities for some of the best King Salmon, Brown Trout, and Steelhead, as well as Lake Trout. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

We are a multi-species fishing club that focuses on the lakes of the Yahara River. Our club promotes and expands knowledge of fishing, including techniques, equipment and resources. We provide fishing opportunities for club members and the public as a whole, through organized fishing activities and events, particularly for the benefit of children. Finally, we support local and state efforts to protect and preserve natural resources associated with and required for fishing. Madison, Wisconsin

Our bass club provides fun, competitive tournaments. We are not just members of a club, we are friends. We offer a flexible tournament schedule. Not all tournaments are mandatory. Baraboo, Reedsburg, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Tricounty Anglers is a non-profit, fun group of Anglers fishing for Bass in the Lakes of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. TriCounty Anglers is a team bass fishing club. We fish lakes of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Get your buddy and come bass fishing! Father & Son, Grandfather & Grandson, Husband & Wife teams encouraged. We fish 10 tournaments from April thru September. Qualifiers will fish the Classic in Mid-September.

The Chapter will work to conserve and preserve trout as a game fish, promote trout angling in a sportsmanlike manner, and work with constituted authorities and other conservation organizations, through scientific, yet practical, trout management; through land, water, and watershed management to provide desirable food and habitat; through fishing regulations to preserve and increase the trout population; and through dissemination of full and accurate information to the members and the general public. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Welcome to the Green Bay Walleyes for Tomorrow chapter website. We are working to increase walleye production and habitat in Northeast Wisconsin. The mission of WFT shall be to work with other clubs, agencies, and the DNR to improve the quality of walleye and sauger fishing. Green Bay, Wisconsin

Promoting Musky Fisheries In Central Wisconsin! Founded in 2013, Wausau Area Muskies Inc. (Chapter 62) is dedicated to advancing conservation through youth outreach, improving fisheries, and promoting scientific research. Our meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month, 7pm at Dale's Weston Lanes in Schofield, WI, October through May. We do not meet during the summer, however we do have outings and events. Schofield, Wisconsin

Leaders In Trout Stream Restoration. Trout Angling is the primary focus of the WSFC and its members. With over 200 miles of trout waters within a short drive of the Club Facilities, it is the starting point of choice for many anglers visiting the region. Limestone springs charge the upper reaches of most area streams, these sections offer high quality water, and abundant macroinvertabrates, both important factors in stable trout populations. Viroqua, Wisconsin

Welcome to the website of the Wild Rivers chapter of Wisconsin Trout Unlimited. Our chapter covers a seven-county area of northwestern Wisconsin: Douglas, Bayfield, Ashland, Iron, Burnett, Washburn, and Sawyer Counties. Wild Rivers TU Chapter are the stewards for 2,126 miles of coldwater trout streams across northwest Wisconsin. Our mission is to help conserve, protect, and restore our cold water resources in northwest Wisconsin. It is not just about trout, although that matters immensely. With over 300-chapter members Wild Rivers Trout Unlimited chapter members educate others about our precious cold water resources and implement conservation projects to protect and restore our coldwater streams and rivers. Ashland, Wisconsin

Focused on conservation and the pursuit of the elusive Musky. The Winnebagoland Musky Club is a member of the Musky Clubs Alliance of Wisconsin and was founded in 1974. One of the club goals is to educate members about muskies and musky fishing by sharing information by members and through guest speakers and programs. We work toward improving musky propagation by stocking and habitat improvement. We encourage our members to set good examples of sportsmanship on and off the water by setting a good example in our fishing etiquette. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Wisconsin's Largest Team Bass Circuit. The W.A.B.T.A. was founded in January, 1993 by concerned tournament anglers. The seven founding members believed that tournament fishermen in Wisconsin needed a unified voice of representation to help shape the future of tournament angling. Also, the founders believe that a primary function of the organization should be to offer its members a non-profit arena in which to compete. WABTA open team tournaments with generous payouts and a free qualifying year-end championship were born. Today, WABTA strives to maintain the principles on which it was founded. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

With over 1,000 members, our purpose is to take a leadership role in education and development of: fishing and boating safety; strategy and ethics; respect and protection of the environment; and an appreciation of basic rules of sportsmanship. The Wisconsin State Bass Federation was founded in 1975 and consists of individual bass clubs located through out the state of Wisconsin, as well as other bordering states over the years. These clubs conduct many adult, youth and conservation events each year, along with numerous bass tournaments.

Focusing on bass tournaments, conservation, and youth fishing. La Crosse, Wisconsin

The Association is committed to promote and educate sportsman and non sportsman about bowfishing and the positive effects it can have by providing local sporting opportunities, boost our local economy, and most of all the reduce the negative environmental effects that rough fish (carp) bring to our local lake and river ecosystems by curbing the cumulative competitive effects carp have on our native gamefish populations. Each year the Association holds a number of tournaments throughout the state.

Wisconsin Trout Unlimited is a comprised of 21 unique chapters, located all across and covering all of Wisconsin. Each chapter is different, and each chapter operates differently. That is, in a nutshell, the nature of a volunteer organization. Trout Unlimited is a cold water conservation organization, not a fishing club. Its a broad, non-profit organization that includes members from both sides of the political spectrum, and everywhere in between. It includes people who like to fish, some who don't, folks who like to work on rivers, and people who just want to work with U.S. Military Veterans or to educate children. Fishing is the common denominator.

It's all about trout and the places they live! Serving Lincoln, Marathon, Price, and Taylor Counties. The purpose of this chapter is to preserve and protect trout as a game fish; to conserve, protect and restore the trout fisheries in the counties of Lincoln, Marathon, Price and Taylor counties in Wisconsin. We exist to educate the public and to advocate for the practical and scientific management of the watersheds. We do this in cooperation with other like-minded conservation organizations and government agencies to increase and restore trout populations. Our purpose is to educate the public, especially youth in the value of conserving our cold water resources.

Helping to Protect and Preserve Quality Smallmouth Bass Fishing. The Wisconsin Smallmouth Alliance Ltd. is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit organization who´s membership consists of anglers who wish to improve Smallmouth Bass fishing opportunities throughout the state. Our organization has both novice anglers as well as professional fishing guides as members. Based in McFarland, Wisconsin

Women's Fishing Club. WI Women Fish was created to help women become more active in the sport of fishing. When we first started there was a handful of women with the same passion. We started out shore fishing, and now are able to fish many inland lakes and river and have even started venturing out on BIG water of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. The club has grown and in addition to social fishing outings we also give educational clinics on a variety of fishing topics. From new beginners, to tournament anglers we try to give women the support they need for whatever their fishing goals are. Oxford, Wisconsin