Lake Profiles
Sweet Arrow Lake, Schuylkill County
Sweet Arrow is home to almost 20 species, including tiger muskies.
Glenn Shoals Lake, Montgomery County
DNR’s most recent survey of the 1,100-acre lake revealed that the largemouth bass numbers were up compared to the previous survey – in fact, they were higher than the five previous surveys.
Somo Lake, Lincoln County
And looking at the map, anglers will see Somo Lake sets up a little differently than most lakes, due in part to the fact it’s an impoundment on a river system.
DeRuyter reservoir, madison/onondaga counties
DEC has over the years stocked walleye in the reservoir and established a pretty good fishery to complement the largemouth bass and panfish opportunities.
Rush/Hen Lake, Crow Wing County
There are bass, panfish, and pike to be caught.
Green Lake, Grand Traverse County
Between 2015 and 2019, the last years updated on the DNR’s Master Angler page, a total of 20 Master Angler awards were presented to anglers for fish they caught on Green Lake.
East Fork Lake, Clermont County
Hybrid striped bass have been stocked at East Fork since 1983, making it one of the longest running hybrid striper lakes in the state.
Faylor Lake, Snyder County
The largemouth bass are present in numbers, with a good majority of them being in the 10- to 14-inch range. However, larger fish have been taken here, including a few citation-sized fish.
