Lake Profiles
Iowa Lake Profile – Don Williams Lake, Boone County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
Indiana Lake Profile – Ferdinand Old Lake, Dubois County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Brush Lake, McLean County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Up next in the outdoors: ice fishing across Minnesota
Here’s a look at six of your favorite ice-fishing destinations.
Premier New York hard-water destinations
When it comes to ice fishing, however, there is no shortage of hard-water options here in the Empire State, all destinations that are well-managed and easily accessed.
Michigan Lake Profile – Cedar Lake, Leelanau County
It’s one of those inland lakes that attracts a fair number of anglers looking to tangle with a lunker bass, a hungry trout, a slab panfish, or a feisty northern pike.
Ohio Lake Profile – Acton Lake, Preble/Butler counties
The population is healthy, with most fish in the 12- to 17-inch range and some up to 5 pounds.
Pennsylvania Woods & Waters – Lake Marburg, Codorus State Park, York County
Lake Marburg is a prime destination for a variety of species, muskies and the occasional tiger muskie chief among them.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Sybil Lake, Otter Tail County
Crappies and bluegills draw some attention on the lake. These are by no means trophy-caliber panfish, but there always seems to be a healthy supply of respectable, eating-size fish to catch.
