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Lake 28-11 8 Fishing Report

Babcock, WI

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Modeled from live National Weather Service data as of Aug 29, 2026 at 2:25 PM CDT, plus solunar and sun/moon times computed in-house. This is a computed report, not an eyewitness catch report.

44.264905, -90.279057

Est. water temp

72.7°F

v1 estimate from air temperature — not a sensor reading

Notes from anglers

Imported from GNIS. Nearest town: Babcock (Wood County, WI).

Today’s bite

Black Crappie fishing report

Excellent · 90/100

Based on an estimated species for this un-surveyed lake.

Best window today: 2 PM (Excellent · 99/100)

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Likely species (estimated)

Estimated — not a state survey

Data for Lake 28-11 8 hasn't been reported by the state. We're estimating the likely fish from 8 nearby lakes with confirmed surveys. These are informed guesses, not confirmed catches — treat them as a starting point.

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How to catch them at Lake 28-11 8

Location

Lake 28-11 8 · 44.2649, -90.2791

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FAQ

Common questions

What fish are in Lake 28-11 8?

Lake 28-11 8 hasn't been surveyed by the state yet, but based on nearby confirmed lakes it likely holds Black Crappie, Bluegill, Northern Pike, Pumpkinseed, and Yellow Perch. These are estimates, not confirmed catches.

When's the best time to fish Lake 28-11 8?

Black Crappie feed most actively at Dawn and Dusk, when activity runs about 16% above the daily average across all four light windows. Check today's bite forecast for Lake 28-11 8 to see the best window for current conditions.

Where is Lake 28-11 8?

Lake 28-11 8 is near Babcock, WI, at 44.2649, -90.2791.

Plan your trip to Lake 28-11 8

Get the hour-by-hour bite forecast and the best times to fish Lake 28-11 8, scored against live National Weather Service weather for this exact spot — showing what every input contributed and how well the evidence supports it.