It may be small in size for an inland lake in Ohio at just 39 acres.
But, when it comes to fishing, especially for largemouth bass, Oxbow Lake packs quite a punch.
Some places just scream good fishing. Then there’s Lake Wilma.
Owned by Consol Energy Inc., it’s not big at just 19 acres. It’s not a place you can boat, with fishing restricted to the
Lake Okabena is located smack dab in the middle of Worthington in Nobles County. It’s one of only a few lakes in this stretch of southern Minnesota, and certainly it’s one of the best as
The catch rate for muskies during DNR’s 2024 netting survey of Lake Carlton was down compared to previous years, as was the average size of the fish – 35 inches in 2023 to 32 inches
Oakland Lake wouldn’t be called a destination fishing spot by any stretch.
But if you live in the New York City metropolitan area, it’s a legitimate angling option. And, according to DEC fisheries personnel,
Vilas County’s Presque Isle Chain of Lakes includes Presque Isle, Averill, and Van Vliet lakes. Presque Isle covers 1,280 acres, has 9.3 miles of shoreline, and a maximum depth of 80 feet.
Averill Lake
When you consider fishing in the Orr area, Pelican Lake usually comes to mind, and for good reason. It’s a large body of water (over 11,500 acres), with exceptional multi-species fishing opportunities. Pelican draws anglers
Gladwin County’s Wiggins Lake is often overlooked by anglers, but certainly deserves a second peek. A state-sponsored walleye stocking program coupled with a healthy panfish fishery, keeps anglers plying the waters of this 345-acre impoundment
For a lake that is just 117 acres in total, Belmont packs a fairly good punch.
This Belmont County lake, known as Barkcamp by the locals for its position within a state park of
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