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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
Michigan Lake Profile – Pickerel Lake, Newaygo County
Biologists collected 1,268 fish representing 18 species in the 2017 survey.
Ohio Lake Profile – Dale Walborn Reservoir, Stark County
Though it may not be as acclaimed as a Berlin Lake in the same system, it does contain a sleeper largemouth bass fishery that rivals all other lakes in the area.
Pennsylvania Woods & Waters – Shenango River Lake, Mercer County
One highlight is its crappies. They are probably the most sought-after species in the lake.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Horseshoe Lake, Stearns County
Horseshoe holds an abundance of walleyes, panfish, bass, and northern pike, as well as most river-inhabiting species such as channel catfish. The introduction of muskies in 2011 will likely make it a destination lake for
North Dakota Lake Profile – Baukol-Noonan Dam, Divide County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Lake Cochrane, Deuel County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Indiana Lake Profile – Cass Lake, LaGrange County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.