An electrofishing survey conducted in the spring of 2019 showed that Burr Oak still supports one of the best bass fisheries in the district, with good densities and a good percentage of bass over 15
Long Lake’s walleye numbers are in fine shape, but its physical characteristics make catching them a tricky proposition.
Diamond has supported a diverse fish community and popular sport fishery. Natural reproduction supports all species, except for walleye which is supported by stocking.
“Cedar Lake has one of the best largemouth populations of any lake in Illinois, with respect to the total number of fish and fish over 18 inches.”
It looks like a short-lived ice fishing season on Lake Erie and on inland waters as temps climbed this week.
A better bass fishery has also increased predation on bluegills, which were abundant but stunted prior to the renovation. Today, a good population of bluegills 7 inches or larger are present and readily caught by
The lake’s largemouth bass population is considered moderate in numbers and excellent in size. Results from a 2019 DNR lake survey showed an average length of nearly 13 inches, and fish up to 19 inches
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