Lake Profiles
Illinois Woods & Waters – Lake Carlton, Whiteside County
Carlton’s muskie population is a surprise to many. There are bigger muskies swimming the waters – it’s included on the list of lakes in Illinois that has yielded a muskie 50 inches or larger.
New York Lake Profile – Big Moose Lake, Herkimer County
In the past decade, thousands of lake trout and brook trout have been stocked by DEC in Big Moose Lake.
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Chetac Chain, Sawyer/Washburn counties
Walleyes viewed as having dual importance because of high angler interest and, as a top predator, can lead to better size structure for other desired species like black crappies and bluegills.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Two Island Lake, Cook County
While lacking a laundry list of fish species to catch, its non-fishing-related offerings, along with some darn good walleye- and bass-catching opportunities, make this 753-acre lake a popular destination.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Beach City Pond, Golden Valley County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Iowa Lake Profile – Bluebill Wildlife Pond, Cerro Gordo County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Coldbrook Reservoir, Fall River County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Indiana Lake Profile – Cattail Pit, Pike County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
Lake Superior winter-run king salmon?
Other than when they’re spawning, there are no physical characteristics to differentiate the winter-run kings from the more traditional summer-run fish. Lake Superior will likely always have a few of both, but not near the
