Lake Profiles
Frankstown Branch, Little Juniata River – Blair/Huntingdon counties
Autumn bass fishing great on Juniata River tributary.
Wolf Run Lake, Noble County
Wolf Run would be a good place to hit for some largemouth bass fishing, too.
Lake Elysian, Waseca County
Walleyes also grow fast in Elysian’s turbid water.
Dutchman Lake, Johnson County
Fishing enthusiasts, from the worm-and-bobber crowd to those on the tournament circuit, have a field day when the water’s warm and the fish begin to feed actively.
Stella Lake, Meeker County
And the changing environment has allowed Stella’s largemouth and smallmouth bass numbers to soar.
Little Lake, Marquette County
And the most recent survey of the lake turned up very good numbers of yellow perch.
Hargus Creek Lake, Pickaway County
There are fish in Hargus Creek Lake, such as largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappies, and bluegills. And, it’s deep at about 50 feet in the depths of the main channel. The average depth is about
Kitchi Lake, Beltrami County
There’s a long history of excellent bluegill and crappie fishing – both size and numbers – on this lake, and that tradition continues today.
Mill Creek Lake, Clark County
New regulations were designed to increase harvest.
