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Trump Coulee Fish Rearing Station

DNR Fisheries Areas

Trump Coulee Fish Rearing Station is 424 acres, 25 of which are developed into a 14-acre fish rearing pond. The fish rearing pond is not open to the public. The uplands include mixed hardwood forests, red pine plantation, and limited small grass openings.

Location/Directions

Trump Coulee Fish Rearing Station is located on the western border of Jackson County, about 3 miles south of the Village of Taylor. Take County Hwy N south from the Village of Taylor, go 3 miles on County Hwy N and then go right on Kennedy Road, follow Kennedy Road for 3/4 mile; property is on the left side of Kennedy Road.

Activities

Angling opportunities

No angling allowed.

Recreational Opportunities

  • Hunting - small game, turkey, and deer
  • Trapping
  • Hiking
  • Cross-country skiing (no developed trails)
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Bird watching
  • Pets- Dogs must be on a leash April 15 - August 15
  • Berry picking

Objective

Trump Coulee Fish Rearing Station's objective is to raise fish for stocking Wisconsin waters and protect water quality.

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Contacts/Partners

For questions and comments contact:

Fisheries Biologist
Department of Natural Resources
910 Highway 54 E
Black River Falls, WI 54615
715-797-8600