A sucker with distinctive black spots on each scale. Found in clear lakes and rivers in southern Michigan. Rarely targeted but caught incidentally on worms.
| Lake | County | Population | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40th Street Pond | St. Clair | — | |
| Algoe Lake | Lapeer | — | |
| Alma Impoundment | Gratiot | — | |
| Augusta Creek | Kalamazoo | — | |
| Austin Lake | Kalamazoo | — | |
| Bad River | Saginaw | — | |
| Bankson Lake | Van Buren | — | |
| Barber Creek | Allegan | — | |
|
Baseline Lake
377 acres
|
Livingston | — | |
| Battle Creek River | Calhoun | — | |
| Baw Beese Lake | Hillsdale | — | |
| Bear Creek | Allegan | — | |
| Belle River | St. Clair | — | |
| Belleville Lake | Wayne | — | |
| Bennett Lake | Livingston | — | |
|
Big Blue Lake
620 acres
|
Muskegon | — | |
| Big Fish Lake | Lapeer | — | |
| Big Lake | Allegan | — | |
| Big Pine Island Lake | Kent | — | |
| Big Pleasant Lake | St. Joseph | — |
No stocking records are on file for Spotted Sucker.
This is common for several reasons: this species may reproduce naturally and not require stocking (e.g. Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike), it may be managed under a different program not tracked here, or records may predate our database. For the most current data, check the Michigan DNR Stocking Database directly.