2,019 Lakes & water bodies
77,963 Stocking events
149 Fish species
131 Boat launches ↗
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#1
Lake Michigan
Allegan County
2,696 events
#2
Cheboygan harbor, Lake Huron
Cheboygan County
2,543 events
#3
Lake Michigan
Antrim County
2,487 events
#4
Manistee River
Wexford County
1,453 events
#5
Manistee River
Crawford County
1,185 events
Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback Central Mudminnow +34 more
Manistique Lake, Big is a fishing water in Mackinac County, Michigan (Northern Lake Michigan management unit).
Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback +33 more
Parmalee Lake is a fishing water in Dickinson County, Michigan (Northern Lake Michigan management unit).
Bluegill Northern Pike Walleye
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +36 more
Sawyer Lake is a fishing water in Dickinson County, Michigan (Northern Lake Michigan management unit).
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +38 more
Swan Lake is a fishing water in Iron County, Michigan (Northern Lake Michigan management unit).
Black Crappie Bluegill Channel Catfish Muskellunge +2 more
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +32 more
Hackert (Crystal) Lake is a fishing water in Mason County, Michigan (Central Lake Michigan management unit).
Black Crappie Blackstripe Topminnow Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow +29 more
Heron Lake is a fishing water in Oakland County, Michigan (Southern Lake Huron management unit).
Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback +33 more
Kingston Lake is a fishing water in Alger County, Michigan (Lake Superior management unit).
Black Crappie Blackstripe Topminnow Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow +30 more
Mona Lake is a fishing water in Muskegon County, Michigan (Central Lake Michigan management unit).
Brown Trout Rainbow Trout
Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback Central Mudminnow +34 more
Teal Lake is a fishing water in Marquette County, Michigan (Lake Superior management unit).
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +34 more
Upper Herring Lake is a fishing water in Benzie County, Michigan (Central Lake Michigan management unit).
Black Crappie Golden Shiner Northern Pike Rainbow Trout +2 more
Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback +32 more
Culhane Lake is a fishing water in Luce County, Michigan (Lake Superior management unit).
Brook Trout Walleye
Arctic grayling Brook Trout Walleye
Black Crappie Bluegill Fathead Minnow Walleye +1 more
Northern Pike Walleye
Cheboygan 17,120 ac 77ft
Atlantic Salmon Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback +50 more
Part of the Inland Waterway. Outstanding walleye, smallmouth bass, and northern pike fishery.
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +32 more
Jewell Lake is a fishing water in Alcona County, Michigan (Northern Lake Huron management unit).
Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside Brook Stickleback Brown Trout +30 more
Lake Esau is a fishing water in Presque Isle County, Michigan (Northern Lake Huron management unit).
Black Crappie Bluegill Bluntnose Minnow Brook Silverside +35 more
Lake Stella is a fishing water in Alger County, Michigan (Northern Lake Michigan management unit).
Northern Pike Walleye

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Michigan has over 2,019 documented lakes, ponds, and water bodies in our database. Combined with four of the five Great Lakes and over 36,000 miles of rivers and streams, Michigan offers more freshwater fishing access than virtually anywhere else in the country.
Lake Michigan in Allegan County leads with 2,696 recorded stocking events in the DNR database. Lakes with long stocking histories are generally excellent targets for trout, salmon, and walleye.
The Michigan DNR stocks over a dozen species in inland lakes — primarily rainbow trout, brown trout, lake trout, chinook salmon, coho salmon, walleye, and muskellunge. Each lake page on this site shows its full stocking history by species and year.
Use the search and filters above to narrow by county, fish species, or lake name. Lake cards show stocking event counts, species present, and boat launch availability. Sorting by stocking count surfaces the most actively managed fisheries.
Yes. The Michigan DNR publishes fish stocking records as public data. This site aggregates that data and makes it searchable by lake, county, species, and year. Historical records are available to all visitors.
Not always. Many Michigan lakes have public shore fishing access, county parks, and DNR boating access sites with bank fishing areas. Each lake page lists available boat launches, including carry-in access points suitable for kayaks and canoes.
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