Lake Profiles
Lake Snowden offers good crappie, bass opportunities in Ohio’s Athens County
Lake Snowden in southeast Ohio is a unique body of water in that it offers fairly good fishing opportunities while also providing an education for natural resource students at Hocking College.
The 136-acre lake
Chock full of bronzebacks… check out U.P.’s Deer Island Lake
If you’re longing for some quiet fishing time and a wilderness adventure, the western Upper Peninsula’s Deer Island Lake might make your dreams come true.
You could lose yourself in Pennsylvania’s State Game Land 75
At 28,000 acres, State Game Land 75 is a large piece of public land that is intimidating to dismantle for hunting, and the terrain of the tract makes it even more difficult to figure out.
Black River Wild Forest extends over four New York counties
When it comes to land classifications, Wild Forests in the Adirondacks and Catskills tend to be more accessible and thus more people-friendly than those classified as Wilderness. But that does not necessarily mean that a
Big Swan Lake on fire for anglers in Minnesota’s Meeker County
It’s no secret that Big Swan Lake has been one of if not the hottest fishing lake in Meeker County of late. This 684-acre system just south of Kingston has been on a five-plus-year run
Des Plaines Lake confuses but also produces in Cook County, Ill.
About the only thing keeping fishermen from fishing Des Plaines Lake more often is the hike from the nearest parking area to the water.
The lake is accessible by foot or bike along a
Largemouth bass lead the charge on Cloverleaf chain in east-central Wisconsin
Shawano Lake gets plenty of attention from anglers visiting Shawano County, but there’s another fishery 15 miles away that also offers several species.
The Cloverleaf Lake Chain includes Pine, Grass, and Round lakes just
North Star can lead anglers to productive muskie fishing in Minnesota’s Itasca County
The best way for an angler to approach Itasca County’s North Star Lake might be to break it down into four separate basins. It’s not that the basins vary greatly as far as physical characteristics.
Smallies, pike, panfish make Douglas Lake worth the trip in Michigan’s Cheboygan County
Often overlooked by anglers heading to nearby Burt and Mullett lakes, Douglas Lake is a bit of a sleeper. The 3,395-acre glacial lake, however, holds its own against its larger and more popular neighbors.
