Lake Profiles
Michigan Lake Profile – Gun Lake, Barry County
Bass, pike perch, black crappie and bluegill populations are healthy in Gun. Stocking and limited natural reproduction has resulted in a decent walleye fishery, too, which is rare in this part of the state.
Ohio Lake Profile – Ohio River, Greenup Pool
Primary sportfish species found within the pool are walleye, sauger, saugeye (in low numbers), smallmouth, largemouth, spotted, white, and hybrid striped bass. Other sportfish include crappie, channel catfish, flathead catfish, and blue catfish. West Virginia
Pennsylvania Woods & Waters – State Game Land 42, Cambria/Somerset/Westmoreland counties
A stream or stream section that’s managed as a Wilderness Trout Water offers a wild-trout fishing experience in an unspoiled, remote setting where disruptive activities by man are minimal.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Camp Lake, Crow Wing County
It’s one of those lakes that you need to approach with a different mindset than you’re probably used to. Don’t go there hoping to land magnum-sized panfish or giant bass. Rather, temper your expectations, catch
North Dakota Lake Profile – Antelope Lake, Pierce County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Iowa Lake Profile – Badger Creek Lake, Madison County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Brant Lake, Lake County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
Indiana Lake Profile – Bicentennial Nature Area ponds, Tippecanoe County
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
Illinois Woods & Waters – Heidecke Lake, Grundy County
Heidecke Lake has pure and hybrid stripers, largemouth and smallmouth bass, catfish, walleye, bluegills, crappie and yellow bass. And don’t forget the muskie. Heidecke has them, too, and some big ones.
