W I S C O N S I N 

State Fish:  Muskellunge – the monster “muskie”.

 

State Bird:  Robin – the early bird in spring was selected as the state bird by school children in 1927.

 

State Tree:  Sugar Maple.

 

State Flower:  Wood violet.

 

Wisconsin has over 15,000 lakes, 43,000 miles of streams, and 650 miles of Great Lake shoreline.  Plenty of elbow room for boating and fishing through-out the state.  For more, see Wisconsin Lakes.

 

Created by the Wisconsin legislature in 1967, the Department of Natural Resources is responsible for a wide range of duties extending from regulation of hunting and fishing to the protection of the beautiful Wisconsin environment.  Many out-of-state anglers come to Wisconsin to experience fishing adventure on pristine inland lakes, interesting rivers, or one of their two Great Lakes.

 

 

Boating Regulations       Fishing Regulations       State Parks