Black Earth Creek Public Fishing Access @ Cross Plains

Description:

Black Earth Creek Fishery Area is a pleasant mix of a high quality trout stream flowing within a wide green agricultural valley. The parcels typically mix stream stretches with adjoining riparian corridors that grade from a wet margin of jewelweed, aster, and reed canary grass into shrub, then sparse woodlot, then pasture or cultivated crop. The corridor alternates from open to partially canopied. There are small pockets of low lying sedge and wetland. The stream is a Class 1 coldwater fishery characterized by high gradient, coarse substrates, with much meandering and pleasant riffle – pool sequences. The Black Earth Creek Fishery Area is managed for stream restoration, trout habitat, and public access. (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources)

608-273-5946
43.110676 -89.643806
Amenities:
  • Public parking
  • Angling Access
Check streamside signage for fishing regulations.
Local Knowledge:
The creek is designated as a Class 1 trout stream and as such receives no stocking. Brown trout are the dominant species in Black Earth Creek.
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