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Blackchin Shiner Fishing Guide

Other SpeciesDocumented in 73 graded lakes across 1 state

Blackchin Shiner is a rough-fish species — typically common in productive, nutrient-rich lakes, sometimes treated as a management nuisance by anglers targeting game-fish. 73 lakes carry documentation. Blackchin Shiner is narrowly distributed — only 73 lakes in Michigan have a documented record. The constraint is usually habitat: cold water, specific depth profile, or river connection.

Rough-fish-dominant lakes are worth checking the grade on: a rough-fish-heavy fishery often reflects an underlying nutrient-loading problem in the watershed. Cross-reference the Blackchin Shiner lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and Blackchin Shiner documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.

73
Total Lakes
73
Michigan lakes →
B
Avg. Grade

Water Quality of Blackchin Shiner Lakes

A
20
27%
B
22
30%
C
21
29%
D
9
12%
F
1
1%

Best Blackchin Shiner Lakes by Water Quality

Top 50 lakes with blackchin shiner ranked by overall water quality grade.

RankLakeCountyStateGradeDepthSpecies
1Corey Lake Southeastern Basin; Fabius TownshipSt. JosephMIA-10
2Whitefish Lake Southeast Basin; Pierson TownshipMontcalmMIA-21
3Whitefish LakeMontcalmMIA-21
4Pickerel LakeKalkaskaMIA-29
5Round LakeBenzieMIA-37
6Long LakeGrand TraverseMIA-40
7Eagle Lake East Basin; Paw Paw TownshipVan BurenMIA-12
8Eagle LakeVan BurenMIA-12
9Round LakeBenzieMIA-37
10Burt LakeCheboyganMIA-33
11Long LakeCheboyganMIA-40
12Spring LakeEmmetMIA-15
13Big Blue Lake North Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIA-17
14Loon LakeBenzieMIA-13
15Farewell Lake West Basin; Hanover TownshipJacksonMIA-18
16Sargent LakeKeweenawMIA-1
17Gun Lake Central Basin; Freesoil TownshipMasonMIA-6
18Clear Lake East Basin; Waterloo TownshipJacksonMIA-17
19Round Lake Central BasinLenaweeMIA-25
20Loon Lake; Lake TwpBenzieMIA-13
21Chippewa LakeMecostaMIB-21
22Long Lake South Central BasinCassMIB-25
23Farewell LakeJacksonMIB-18
24Clark LakeLivingstonMIB-20
25Murray Lake East Basin; Grattan TownshipKentMIB-29
26Scram Lake East Basin; Oakfield TownshipKentMIB-14
27Long LakeGogebicMIB-40
28Eagle LakeAlleganMIB-30
29Lake of the WoodsBranchMIB-16
30Round LakeOaklandMIB-37
31Long LakeBenzieMIB-40
32Clear LakeJacksonMIB-16
33Scram LakeKentMIB-14
34Devils LakeLenaweeMIB-27
35Budd Lake South Basinorth; Hayes TownshipClareMIB-5
36Loon LakeBenzieMIB-13
37Mullett LakeCheboyganMIB-23
38Loon LakeOscodaMIB-13
39Budd LakeClareMIB-5
40Round LakeLenaweeMIB-23
41Long LakeGogebicMIB-40
42Wakeley Lake; Central Basin; Grayling TownshipCrawfordMIB-10
43Shavehead Lake East Basin; Porter TownshipCassMIC-25
44White LakeMuskegonMIC-17
45Middle LakeLapeerMIC-20
46Shavehead LakeCassMIC-26
47Kimball Lake Central Basin; Garfield TownshipNewaygoMIC-21
48Wall LakeBarryMIC-18
49Cranberry Lake; Center of Deepest Basin; Independence TownshipOaklandMIC-14
50Round LakeMecostaMIC-37

Showing top 50 of 73 lakes with blackchin shiner.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lakes have blackchin shiner?

Blackchin Shiner are found in 73 graded lakes: 73 in Michigan. The average water quality grade of lakes with blackchin shiner is B (Good).

What are the best lakes for blackchin shiner?

The best blackchin shiner lakes by water quality are Corey Lake Southeastern Basin; Fabius Township, Whitefish Lake Southeast Basin; Pierson Township, Whitefish Lake, Pickerel Lake, Round Lake. These lakes have the highest water quality grades among all lakes where blackchin shiner have been documented by state DNR surveys.

What other fish are found with blackchin shiner?

Blackchin Shiner are most commonly found alongside blackchin shiner, bluntnose minnow, bluegill, yellow perch, pumpkinseed. These species share similar habitat preferences in the region's lakes.

Fish species from state agency survey, stocking, and public fishing-access records; water-quality grades from the EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys. Species profiles are general reference; always check current state regulations before fishing.