Anglers looking for a 40-inch northern pike stand about as good of a chance of finding that fish in Lake Puckaway as any other inland water in the state. The local DNR fisheries team out
The lake has not been stocked with walleyes since 2008, but its walleyes are plentiful. It’s a population fueled entirely by natural reproduction and aided by years of designated size regulations, including the current framework,
South Lake is one of several lakes in the Pinckney Recreation Area that provide quality fishing opportunities.
Panfish, including some trophy-sized redear sunfish, largemouth bass, and northern pike make up the lion’s share of
With all due respect, many of our inland lakes in Ohio are rather featureless upground reservoirs that were originally built for water supply purposes, not for fishing.
In other words, angling opportunities are simply
Sometimes, when I’m picking a place or places to ice fish, I prefer two lakes in relatively proximity rather than one giant impoundment.
In this way, if the fish aren’t responding to jigging sticks
With a basic bowl-shape design, mostly featureless structure, and a maximum depth of 32 feet, Lake George in Anoka County is a pretty easy lake to figure out.
Largemouth bass, muskies, and crappies continue to be on the edge of “breaking out” as spotlight fish at Canton Lake.
But the stage still belongs to catfish.
You can’t beat the view. At times, you can’t beat the fishing. And the hunting on the eastern tip of Long Island’s South Shore is also worth a visit, provided you follow the rules and
With its great depth and low fertility, Beaver Dam Lake’s west basin is unlike most lakes in Barron and Polk counties.
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