Lake Profiles
Northeast Ohio’s Findley Lake probably best for channel cats
Not to be confused with the reservoirs of similar name in northwest Ohio, Findley Lake in the northeast is managed for a quality channel catfish fishery.
“It’s pretty much just our basic lake,” said
Canoe Creek Lake is little-known muskie hotspot in Pennsylvania
As summer transitions to fall, and both the water and air temperatures start to cool, muskie fishermen become excited. They know that some of the most productive days of fishing for this toothy critter are
Crappies, catfish and bass good options on Hawthorn Lake in Iowa’s Mahaska County
Hawthorn Lake in Iowa’s Mahaska County is a 182-acre body of water that has angling options that range from panfish to muskies.
The Aug. 24, 2023 DNR fishing report notes that anglers are
Minnewaska anglers wonder: Are walleyes really back on this Pope County, Minn., lake?
At more than 8,000 acres, Lake Minnewaska is one of west-central Minnesota’s largest bodies of water. It’s also one of the most popular lakes in this region due to a long history of consistent walleye,
Washington County Lake’s bass remain on positive course in Illinois
Southern Illinois bass anglers – and those from central and northern regions who like to hop on I-57 or Illinois 127 and head south for solid fishing – have patiently waited for Washington County Lake
Hunt deer, bear, more at New York’s Allegany Reservoir WMA
Hear the words “Allegheny Reservoir,” and the typical sportsman immediately thinks of fishing, whether it be for walleyes, bass, muskellunge, or panfish.
No reason for Turtle-Flambeau to overshadow Trude in Wisconsin’s Iron County
It’s very understandable why any fisherman familiar with Wisconsin’s Iron County lakes would immediately turn to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage (TFF) as a top level destination.
Anglers whistle happy tune when fishing for walleyes on Minnesota’s Loon in Jackson County
Loon Lake is a 700-acre fishery that sits near the Minnesota/Iowa border in Jackson County. It’s a shallow lake, with a maximum depth of 7 feet, but it’s full of walleyes, which draw anglers from
Walleyes, muskies enhance fishery on Cooke Dam Pond in Michigan
Panfish, bass, and northern pike occur naturally in this 1,942-acre impoundment and walleyes and muskies have been stocked for years.
