Lake Profiles
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Swan Lake, Columbia County
Seasonal movements of walleyes, muskies, and largemouth bass were documented during a 2018 DNR fish survey, with large-scale movement of bluegills between the lakes also likely based on catch data.
New York Lake Profile – Cossayuna Lake, Washington County
A huge bass fishing destination in the summer, Cossayuna – at nearly 4 miles long – has plenty of surface area for anglers to tackle any time of year, including through the ice.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Little McDonald Lake, Otter Tail County
Little McDonald seems created to grow bigger game fish. And there’s also a panfish population worth noting – crappies more than bluegills – and there are enough good-sized northern pike for anglers to give them
South Dakota Lake Profile – Lake Henry, Bonhomme County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Iowa Lake Profile – Eden Prairie R.A. Pits, Sac County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
Indiana Lake Profile – Fox Lake, Steuben County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Camp Lake, McLean County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Michigan Lake Profile – Crooked Lake, Emmett County
The walleyes ranged up to 23 inches and northern pike to 36.
Ohio Woods & Waters – Ohio River, Racine Pool
Sander species (walleye, sauger) fishing is generally most successful below the tailwaters. This is also true for smallmouth bass whereas largemouth and spotted bass most successful fishing will be in tributary mouths, island points, and
