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Black Moshannon Lake, Centre County
Site Staff
November 24, 2021
Fishing can be good, with some occasional trophies for the taking.
Echo Lake, St. Louis County
Site Staff
November 23, 2021
The number of crappies sampled in the 2019 survey was the second highest ever recorded on Echo. They are abundant, with consistent year-classes represented and they do grow large.
Lake of Egypt, Williamson/Johnson counties
Site Staff
November 19, 2021
The crappies tend to hold in the 5- to 7-foot range of water, moving shallower to spawn.
Pike/Round Lake Chain, Price/Vilas counties
Site Staff
November 18, 2021
While the numbers might have been down during survey period, the chain’s walleyes grow nicely.
Dickinson Dike, Stark County
Site Staff
November 16, 2021
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Oak Lake, Brookings County
Site Staff
November 16, 2021
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Darling Lake, Douglas County
Site Staff
November 16, 2021
These are well-known largemouth bass-fishing lakes – not just locally, but among national bass crowds as well – and Lake Darling has always been part of that coveted bass-fishing mix.