I am interested in getting tips and advise on diving Wazee in August....will be about 2.5 hours NW of this location for about 6 days,,,,,any information you can provide would be helpful.
Wazee Lake in August
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CheddarChick
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PACK YOUR GEAR!!!! Well worth the trip. We get tanks at: Index.htm Ask for Keith
WAZEE LAKE RECREATION AREA
Lake Wazee Diving Map
We try to make the trip a couple of times a year from Southern Wisconsin. There are a ton of big bass and a ton of bluegills & sunnies by the fish cribs in about 30' off the shore.
Here are a couple of pix from there:
Have fun and if you need help pm me...
WAZEE LAKE RECREATION AREA
Lake Wazee Diving Map
We try to make the trip a couple of times a year from Southern Wisconsin. There are a ton of big bass and a ton of bluegills & sunnies by the fish cribs in about 30' off the shore.
Here are a couple of pix from there:
2.5 hours NW would put you really close to Hockeynut land. Where exactly will you be?
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PACK YOUR GEAR!!!! Well worth the trip. We get tanks at: Index.htm Ask for Keith
WAZEE LAKE RECREATION AREA
Lake Wazee Diving Map
We try to make the trip a couple of times a year from Southern Wisconsin. There are a ton of big bass and a ton of bluegills & sunnies by the fish cribs in about 30' off the shore.
Here are a couple of pix from there:
Have fun and if you need help pm me...
Thanks for the assist in the info.!
??? this being a small lake/quarry...is it only for diving (and if so why the dive flag req.)....or are there boats/fishing on the lake??
There is a dive flag requirement
although I've never seen it enforced.They don't allow gas boats on the lake, but I think electric eel motors are OK. I rarely see fishing boats out there.
If you are staying in town, check out Molly's- they have a nice prime rib. The Majestic Pines Casino has a cheap buffet and not so cheap entertainment. There are a few hotels and campgrounds in the area. The Super 8 is better than most other not-so-Super 8s because it used to be under different ownership. There is also a Holiday Inn Express.
For fills and dive shop needs- Keith at Wazee Sports is the one you want. He, O2, Argon, and he can even fill your paint ball gun.
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