Lake Profiles
North Dakota Lake Profile – Adams Lake, Eddy County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Angostura Reservoir, Fall County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks
Pennsylvania Lake Profile – Black Pond, Franklin County
You won’t find a more popular Adirondack brook trout water than Franklin County’s Black Pond.
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Trout Lake (North and South Trout), Vilas County
It’s a huge lake with clear water and an unending maze of structure supporting an oily forage base (ciscoes and whitefish) that help walleyes, muskies, and – what? – lake trout grow to trophy sizes
Minnesota Lake Profile – Devil Track Lake, Cook County
Devil Track has healthy smallmouth bass and lake whitefish populations, and it does kick out some thick northern pike on occasion. But without question the main draw here is the lake’s ability to consistently produce
South Dakota Lake Profile – Amsden Dam, Day County
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks.
Michigan Lake Profile – North Manistique Lake, Luce County
Supplemental stocking of walleyes by the DNR’s Fisheries Division, coupled with limited reproduction, has resulted in a viable walleye fishery in North Manistique Lake – also called Round Lake.
Ohio Lake Profile – Wolf Run Lake, Noble County
There are good numbers of bass 15 inches and less at Wolf Run, with a small number reaching 19 to 21 inches. It is a clear, deep, steep-sided lake and can be a challenge to
