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| | MARENGO RIVER WATERSHED (LS12) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) |
 | | A few migratory rainbow trout are present between Highway 13 and the confluence with the Marengo River, but mostly the stretch from Highway 13 to the mouth is considered a warm water sport fishery including muskellunge, smallmouth bass, perch, bluegills, fl crappies, rock bass, pumpkinseeds, and a variety of forage species. |
 | | The Marengo River curves through a region of lakes, wetlands, forest and high hills in the Gogebic Range, then flows down into a region of red clay soils and lands cleared for agriculture, before flowing into the Bad River Indian Reservation to meet the Bad River. |
 | | The entire length of the Marengo is considered trout water, with the portion above Marengo Lake supporting a Class II trout fishery and the reaches below the lake supporting a Class III trout fishery. |
| www.dnr.wi.gov /org/gmu/superior/BasinPlan/watersheds/ls12.html (2574 words) |
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