The cisco typically is found in relatively deep cold well oxygenated lakes with good deeper water summer habitat (Hypolimnion). Lakes that can support trout and whitefish are usually classified as oligotrophic, which have relatively low levels of nutrients, are typically relatively clear, and have good hypolimnion waters during summer thermal stratification.
The Upper Peninsula historically had some lakes that held native populations of lake trout. Typically, these lakes were deep, clear, and had well oxygenated water (oligotrophic) at depth throughout the summer. The status of inland native lake trout lakes is spotty since in many lakes original fish species records were not kept. In addition, lake
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