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Lake Snowden, Athens County
And, “The chances for anglers to catch a decent channel catfish are excellent.”
Tobyhanna Lake, Monroe County
Tobyhanna is a fine lake for plump pumpkinseeds, too.
East Rush Lake, Chisago County
Crappie numbers have remained pretty stable over the years in East Rush and currently appear to be quite strong.
Lake Sara, Effingham County
Tucked inside a wooded area with plenty of trees on its shoreline, Sara boasts enough largemouth bass, crappies, bluegills, channel catfish, and walleyes to keep fishermen satisfied.
Mill Lake, Douglas County
And Mill could be considered somewhat of a sleeper lake for largemouth bass.
Cass Lake, Oakland County
The lake features robust populations of walleyes, bass, pike, and panfish and also has a fair number of cisco, and a few remnant lake trout.
Cowan Lake, Clinton County
And the lake reportedly sets up nicely for bass, too.
Cannon Lake, Rice County
Cannon’s walleyes also grow extremely fast. It’s a fertile system that’s loaded with an abundance of forage in the way of perch, shiner minnows, suckers, and various other minnow species that lead to accelerated growth
Keuka Lake, Steuben County
Other species, such as pickerel, bass and panfish, can be caught in the northern section of the Branchport arm.