Shallow northern Michigan lake partly surrounded by wetlands. A noted bird-hunting and wildlife area with a rich history — archaeological evidence of human habitation dating back centuries has been found along its shores. The shallow basin supports warmwater species typical of weedy, marshy environments.
| Species | Population | Best technique |
|---|---|---|
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Pomoxis nigromaculatus
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Small jigs, minnows under a bobber near brush piles | |
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Lepomis macrochirus
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Worms, crickets, small spinners near docks and weeds | |
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Micropterus salmoides
Largemouth bass thrive in shallow weedy structure
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Plastic worms, crankbaits, topwater frogs near lily pads | |
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Esox lucius
Northern pike common in marshy wetland lakes
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Spoons, large swimbaits, sucker minnows under a bobber | |
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Perca flavescens
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Small jigs tipped with minnow or waxworm, small spinners, ice fishing with teardrops and waxworms | |
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Lepomis gibbosus
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Small worms, crickets, tiny jigs near docks and weed edges ÔÇö same approach as bluegill |