Lake Profiles
Mill Creek Lake, Clark County
Largemouth bass densities had been high due to abundant vegetation for nursery habitat.
Lake Onalaska, La Crosse County
In a recent survey, largemouth bass was the most abundant species, followed by bluegill, yellow perch, spotted sucker, emerald shiner, and logperch.
Pokegama Lake, Pine County
Pokegama has all of the usual suspects, such as panfish, walleyes, pike, and bass. But it also has an abundance of riverine and unique fish species in the mix.
Davis Dam, Slope County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
East Morristown Dam, Corson County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Big Shag Lake, Marquette County
Little Shag features a stocked rainbow trout fishery while neighboring Big Shag supports decent panfish, bass, and pike fisheries.
Conococheague Creek, Adams County
The park section offers a good mix of both stocked and native fish, but as one might imagine, the fishing pressure it receives can be high.
