Great experience on the Wolf River with a terrific company! 5 stars! We had a group of 13 guys…read moregoing on a long canoe trip for a bachelor party. Larry and the rest of the staff were incredibly friendly and easy to work with. We reserved the canoes a few months in advance and everything was ready to go for us when we arrived. The rates are affordable, the logistics were easy and pain-free, and Larry had complete knowledge of the river. We will definitely be coming back and using Dragonfly Paddlers!

Lance Sweeting is truly an outdoorsman's advocate. In our family, Grandpa and three grandsons…read morefished with him and caught loads of fish. Took home enough walleye for three families' snacks. The boys (ages 12 and 15) had a great time! It was clear that Lance enjoyed helping them cast, reel in, and land their catch. We highly recommend Great Day Guiding Service for fishing with children.

Mountain Bay Scuba has professional, knowledgeable, and friendly staff. The owner, Anthony, went…read moreabove and beyond to make sure the equipment we purchased was the right fit for each person in my family. We are all at different levels of experience in diving and the options for continuing classes in various areas have been made available to each of us and improved my comfort level with diving. We are enjoying our diving adventures here in Wisconsin and looking forward to our upcoming diving trips in 2022 to Bonaire and Cayman Islands.

I have tried contacting Mountain Bay Scuba through several emails, phone messages and visits to…read moretheir shop during their posted business hours within the last month but have not heard one word back. I can't rely on a business that behaves in this shady, unprofessional way, nor should you.

Another fine little lake in Manitowoc County. Wilke Lake is about 93 acres. It averages about 9…read morefeet with a maximum depth of 22 feet. Water quality is rated as "good". The bottom is either gravel (60%) or muck (40%) with ample vegetative cover. There is no real park here. There is a parking area for maybe 10 vehicles and a picnic area with table and grill. There is a cement block bathroom. The lake is known for copious amounts of panfish and a good population of large mouth bass. You can also catch northern pike, walleyes, and the occasional muskie. There is a launch ramp and a small fishing pier. The pier is not ADA compliant because the slope is too steep. A day permit is $5 and a seasonal one is $20. Motor boats are allowed. Operating restrictions on motorboats and water skiing are posted. Ordinance regulating littering, motorboat prohibition, noise levels, rafts, piers, ski jumps, slow-no-wake areas, slow-no-wake hours, Bottom line, this is a nice lake with clear water and full of fish. Just another good place to wet a hook in Manitowoc County.

Chris has good insight on fishing in the area. His a great guide.read more

I stopped in a few weeks ago looking for some walleye advice and was pleasantly surprised. Not only…read moredid I get some great tips but also was able to get get some gear from their huge selection. Super friendly staff an a really cubby cat was fun as well.

When I went here as a kid, one could observe 1000's of waterbirds. Now there are dozens…read more None-the-less, this is still a nice place to spend some "wild" time. There are times, during migrations, that you can see dozens of species of birds. You can visit the Neustadter Nature Center for information on the marsh. There are also occasional nature programs there. You can rent canoes and life jackets at the center so you can paddle through the marsh. There are about 2400 acres to explore. In most years ospreys nest on the roof of the observation tower. You can see the nest's progression via the "Osprey cam". Spend some time at Pinecrest (also on hwy JJ), go a little farther west. Bring your binoculars and enjoy some fine birding and walking and canoeing. It's quiet and peaceful. I was out there this winter and saw a snowy owl and some short eared owls. In the spring the marsh is alive with waterfowl. After you wear yourself out at the marsh, drive west into Collins and treat yourself to excellent food at the Al Corso Restaurant. Pinecrest, the marsh, and Al Corso, the perfect trifecta for a wonderful day. Make sure you wear sturdy shoes.

Kyle was outstanding to work with. Not only is his work impeccable, but very reasonable. I've…read moreused him twice already on 2 different boat camper & bimini tops. Both times were a pleasant & outstanding customer experience. Steve H