Diversity is the name of the game on Thousand Island Lake in Michigan’s Gogebic County

Healthy populations of walleyes, pike, bass and panfish continue to make Gogebic County’s Thousand Island Lake a fishery worth visiting.
Part of the 15-lake Cisco Chain of Lakes, Thousand Island Lake is located approximately 13 miles southwest of the town of Watersmeet in southern Gogebic County. Big African and Lindsley lakes flow into Thousand Island and the lake drains into Cisco Lake and eventually into the Cisco Branch of the Ontonagon River.

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