
Ohio Lake Profile – Stonelick Lake, Clermont County
This thin ribbon of water in Clermont County is only 161 acres in size, but it is loaded with catfish.
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This thin ribbon of water in Clermont County is only 161 acres in size, but it is loaded with catfish.

The Michigan DNR last stocked walleyes in Twin Falls in 2001. However, following the results of a recent assessment of the fishery, the Wisconsin DNR has decided to begin stocking ’eyes again.

The fun thing about fishing for St. Clair smallmouths is that you can catch ‘em a number of different ways. Being that the majority of the lake is 20 feet deep or less, there are

The most recent DNR survey of the lake turned up 6,330 fish including 13 species. The survey found very good numbers of perch and rock bass, fair numbers of walleyes and cisco, and light numbers

With so much water, one day is not enough to pursue the variety of species this area has to offer, much less the beauty of the trip itself.

A recent creel survey of fishermen on Grand Lake found that yellow perch comprised 85 percent of the total harvest and 88 percent of the released fish. Smallmouth bass came in a distant second, followed

Although there are a lot of undersized panfish in the lake, Au Sable does produce a few fish or trophy proportions. Since 2016, five Master Angler panfish have been caught in Au Sable Lake including

Picturesque sand dunes and a healthy, stocked walleye fishery combine to make Oceana County’s Silver Lake a promising fishing destination. But that’s not the only species anglers target in this 690-acre lake.

While Michigan’s best-known bass fisheries are among the tops in the country, its less-heralded waters are pretty darn good, too.
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