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reeetz is considered a trophy lake. you can keep 1 walleye over 24 inches only. the lake has some very nice sized crappies & a decent perch population. it is a lake that is either hot or very cold. you seldom see a limit of perch or crappie, but if you find them they are usually together. the lake can't be more than 5 or 6 miles from Webster.

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REETZ LAKE, Day Co. - Walleye: Daily limit 1;

Minimum length 28”. Largemouth/Smallmouth

Bass: Only those less than 14” or 18” and longer

may be taken; of those, no more than one may

be 18” or longer. Taken from GFP Handbook.

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Thanks for posting the TRUE 1 OVER 28" reg for this lake. And yes, I have fished it. Good sized crappie if you can find them and decent perch. Walleye are pretty much catch and release anyway so we usually do not target them.

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The size structure of both the crappie and perch is good, but it can be tough to find them some days. 3 distinct patterns to the lake it seems like; shallow, timber, and deep mud. The deep mud bite tends to produce both crappie and perch right on the bottom in the same schools. Bite was tough last time I was up there, around 2 weeks ago. Pulled a few smallmouth around 18-19" though. Friend of mine was up there last week and did better, but still not quite as good of action as other lakes are producing right now.

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