Lake Profiles
Squash Lake, Oneida County
An interesting fact about Squash – at 396 acres, it’s one of the largest seepage lakes in Oneida County. It’s unusual to see a lake of that size with no inlet or outlet.
North-South Lake, Greene County
There’s plenty of angling opportunities at the two little lakes, which are connected.
Big Lake, Carlton County
At just 526 acres, the lake’s name is a bit deceiving, but Big does have some decent structure along with plenty of vegetation above and below its surface. That’s where you’ll find plenty of largemouth
Maurine Lake, Meade County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Cottonwood Park Pond, Burleigh County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
St. Clair’s smallmouth fishery never disappoints
It’s hands down one of the best destinations for both numbers and quality of smallmouth bass in the country.
Klinger Lake, St. Joseph County
The lake boasts strong natural populations of bluegills, largemouth, and smallmouth bass, and a robust, stocked population of walleyes.
