Fishing near Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

Pleasant Prairie lies within Kenosha County, Wisconsin. The town has the road links to reach several counties quickly. On the doorstep and beyond: Sterling Lake at 5.4 miles to the south, George Lake at 5.7 miles, Mud Lake at 6.3 miles to the south-west and Paasch Lake at 6.5 miles. On Lake Shangrila the margins hold more than the middle, so start tight and stay tight. Hard water is part of the year here. Once it clears, the fishing comes on quickly. Still water carries the fishing here. Overhanging trees hold fish through the middle of the day. Closest is Sterling Lake at around 86 acres of water. Boats go in at Sterling Lake, going by the mapping. Ice generally clears near late March in an average year. County records name common carp, bluegill, pumpkinseed and brown trout among the fish present. Local anglers in Pleasant Prairie tend to rotate between these through the season....