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Crimmins WPA, Burleigh County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Pete’s Lake, 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.
LaDue Reservoir, Geauga County
The Division of Wildlife last performed an angler creel on LaDue in 2018, which demonstrated that most anglers were seeking bass.
Canoe Creek Lake, Blair County
For muskies, bass, channel cats, trout, it’s awesome.
Lake Mina, Douglas County
Walleye fingerlings are stocked in Mina on an every-other-year basis, but the return has been minimal. However, those that do survive grow well, aided by a modest tullibee population – the ideal forage base for
Du Quoin City Lake, Perry County
And results of the 2021 surveys indicate quality fisheries continue to exist for bluegills, crappies and largemouth bass.
Bald Eagle Lake, Ramsey County
The lake’s northern pike also have plenty to eat, and some come with broad shoulders as well.
White Lake, Oakland County
The most recent netting survey of the fishery in White Lake revealed strong populations of walleyes, crappies, bluegills, and largemouth bass.