Upper Mission offers more depth and structure than its neighbor to the south, while Lower Mission has more vegetation and shallower water. Both are known for producing crappies and bluegills, as well as plentiful and quality northern pike. There are some walleyes and bass to be had, too, but they seem to take a backseat to the lakes’ panfish and pike.
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