Central Wisconsin's Big Green Lake has been Dennis Walker's
professional territory for more than 40 years.
For years the native fishing guide had a distinction few such professionals
can offer. He once caught a 47 inch, 34 1/2
pound lake trout, that held the state record for 14 years. That's
a notable enough achievement for an outdoor guide. It's even
more remarkable when you consider Walker caught the fish when he was just twelve years old.
We have an outstanding lake here. It's waters are deep and clear,
with not only a variety of structure, but also a variety of fish ranging
from lake trout to pan fish.
Mailing Address:
Dennis Walker
370 Palmer Ave.
Green Lake, WI 54941
Current Fishing Report
Monday, July 6, 2020
BIG GREEN LAKE UPDATE; The summer season is now in full swing. People want to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. Boat traffic on the lake is starting to get heavy on weekends. Lots of fishing boats out there. Seems like there is a Bass fishing tournament every weekend on the lake. The fishing is going to get better as the water warms up. Remember there is room for everybody on the lake so be carefull and enjoy Big Green and be safe. If looking for a fun trip fishing on Big Green for the whole gang on the boat and you will catch dinner So call me at 920/572/0622 and we will get you on the lake. Call 92-0/572/0622 cell on the water or920-294-0611 home phone call this number after 7:00pm
Current Fishing Report; Whats biting Lake Trout ???? We are getting limits of Lake Trout most of time on the lake at this time. Smallmouth Bass have also been real good, now this is a lot of fun for the kids as it is hands on fishing with your own fishing pole. Kids will have a blast pulling in the Smallmouth. So give me a call and we will put you on these fish and you will get dinner and have a lot of fun. You can reach me at 920-572-0622 cell on the water or 920-294-05611 home phone best to call this number after 7:00pm. Thanks, Hope to hear from you soon. Dennis Walker's Guide Service on Big Green Lake, WI
held the state record for 14 years. That's
a notable enough achievement for an outdoor guide. It's even
more remarkable when you consider Walker caught the fish when he was just twelve years old.
