Lake Profiles
Gull Lake, Beltrami County
While both bluegills and crappies species receive heavy fishing pressure, the lake seems to have the right ingredients to keep kicking out quality fish.
Lake Shabbona, DeKalb County
And eading into the spring 2022 fishing season, muskie anglers especially have reason to be eager, given DNR’s findings during its surveys.
Kinderhook Creek, Rensselaer/Columbia counties
A lot of trout will be planted, some almost assuredly prior to the season kickoff and many more into April and May.
White Potato Lake, Oconto County
The 2019 adult walleye population estimate was 551, or approximately 0.6 adult walleyes per acre, which is a significant decline from 2013 when adult walleye estimate was 2.1 per acre.
Moose Lake, Lake County
Smallmouth bass fishing is a fine secondary option on Moose.
Hackert Lake, Mason County
Black crappie was the most abundant species collected in a recent survey, which also showed strong numbers of bluegills.
Alum Creek Reservoir, Delaware County
“It has smallmouths and largemouths, which is kind of unique for our inland reservoirs.”
Cotton Lake, Becker County
The lake’s physical features – an abundance of vegetation and prime spawning habitat – bode well for Cotton’s panfish.
