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Glen & Little Glen Lakes, Leelanau County
Master Angler records show that Glen lake produces trophy-sized perch, smallmouth bass, rock bass and lake trout.
Buffalo Creek, Washington County
Usually by the time mid-October arrives, a long fishing peak is starting or already flourishing at Buffalo Creek.
Lake Loramie, Shelby/Auglaize counties
And this 843-acre, old canal lake is loaded with bluegills, crappies, saugeyes, channel catfish and largemouth bass.
Sylvan Lake, Cass County
Crappies and bluegills run good-sized here, while its largemouth bass are numerous, although less impressive in the size category.
Devils Kitchen Lake, Williamson County
DNR biologists who surveyed the lake last year had good things to say about the future of bass fishing.
Pete’s Lake, U.P.’s Schoolcraft County
Pete’s Lake is known as a good multi-species lake and features fishable populations of smallmouth bass, bluegills, rock bass, and northern pike, in addition to the walleyes.
Man Lake, Cass County
While Man is only 491 acres in size, this Cass County fishery includes everything from panfish to muskies.
Pudwell Dam, Corson County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.