StockingMap

Plunkett Lake

Fishing and stocking

Brook trout water, stocked through the 2026 season program. A 46-acre lake.

Iron County ยท Wisconsin · see it on the national map

program 2026 season
best window 10:01 pm-12:01 am solunar major today
1 species
46 acres (NHD)

What swims here

Brook trout illustration Brook trout 1 allocation

Season program record

Wisconsin DNR publishes this water by season or program window, not by dated schedule, so there are no truck dates to list; the rows below are the published program allocations. The Wisconsin season shape statewide: season plan; dates unpublished.

Agency feed checked today.

SeasonSpeciesSize Fish
2026 season Brook trout yearling

When to fish Plunkett Lake

Major periods (~2 h) Minor periods (~1 h)
Today 9:38-11:38 am and 10:01 pm-12:01 am 3:55-4:55 am and 4:08-5:08 pm
Tomorrow 10:24 am-12:24 pm and 10:49 pm-12:49 am 5:09-6:09 am and 4:27-5:27 pm

Moon: waxing gibbous, 92% lit. These are solunar periods, the traditional feeding-time theory: majors around the moon's transit overhead and underfoot, minors around moonrise and moonset. Theory, not a measurement. Times are Central Time (CDT).

What the record actually says

Computed this evening, Oct 23

Gear for this water

For the trout (brook trout on the season program here, stillwater)

Casting spoons 1/8 to 1/4 oz in fluorescent or metallic; count down until you find the depth
Small crankbaits trout-pattern cranks trolled or slow-retrieved off points
Slip bobber and jig 1/32 oz marabou jig or waxworm suspended at cruising depth

Suggestions follow from what the state actually stocks here and what kind of water it is, nothing else. No sponsored placements.

Nearby stocked waters

The closest waters with stocking pages of their own, straight-line miles from this one.

WaterDistance Most recent
Twin Lakes 14 mi 2026 season
Patterson Lake 15 mi 2026 season
Redboat Lake MI 17 mi May 4
Mercer Springs Pond 20 mi 2026 season
Cammerer Lake 22 mi 2026 season
Records from Wisconsin DNR (official page). Placement from USGS GNIS and the National Hydrography Dataset. Schedules change without notice. Seasons, limits, and licenses: Wisconsin fishing regulations.