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Lake Profiles
North Dakota Lake Profile – Buffalo Lake, Pierce County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Gardner Lake, Harding County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Iowa Lake Profile – Bergfeld Pond, Dubuque County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
Indiana Lake Profile – Ferdinand State Forest Lake, Dubois County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
Illinois Woods & Waters – Evergreen Lake, McLean County
DNR fisheries biologists believe the lake currently holds a half-dozen saugeye that would top the current state record of 9.68 pounds.
New York Lake Profile – Hinckley Reservoir, Herkimer/Oneida counties
Given that it’s open year-round for fishing, it should seem appealing to ice anglers. It is, with a few catches.
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Chalk Hills Flowage, Marinette County
Chalk Hills supports a good fishery with evidence of natural reproduction for several species. The walleye and smallmouth populations appear strong.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Johnson Lake, St. Louis County
Walleyes and smallmouth bass are the main draws at Johnson Lake, although its northern pike and whitefish populations are worth noting as well. While limited, you might even catch the rogue lake trout here.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Brush Lake, McLean County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.