Lake Profiles
Indiana Lake Profile – Bruce Lake, Pulaski County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
Michigan Lake Profile – Grassy Lake, Schoolcraft County
It’s a 176-acre, aesthetically appealing, remote lake with a good population of warmwater species including muskies, pike, bass, and panfish.
Waupaca River a hit for fishing opener
The river’s fishery includes brook, brown and rainbow trout, as well as the occasional bluegill and largemouth bass.
Pennsylvania Woods & Waters – Baldwin Creek/Shannon Run/Powdermill Run, Westmoreland County
A stream or stream section with a Wilderness Trout Water designation enables anglers to fish for wild trout in a natural, remote environment where intrusive activities by man are minimal.
Ohio Lake Profile – Paulding Reservoir, Paulding County
Most anglers fish slip boppers and leeches for limit catches of saugeyes. There is an excellent population of medium-sized fish in the 12-16-inch range. Saugeye netting results show a good population of adult saugeyes available
Minnesota Lake Profile – Maple Lake, Wright County
Maple’s fish community is pretty typical – not unlike most lakes in this region. It’s a panfish/bass lake first, full of pickling-size northern pike, and features windows of OK walleye-fishing opportunities.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Carthage Lake, Miner County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Balta Dam, Pierce County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
