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Channel Catfish Lakes in North Dakota

Found in 19 North Dakota lakes

Channel Catfish fits the catfish niche: tolerant of warm, turbid water, often present in productive (eutrophic) lakes. 19 lakes in our dataset have a record. Channel Catfish is narrowly distributed — only 19 lakes in North Dakota have a documented record. The constraint is usually habitat: cold water, specific depth profile, or river connection.

Catfish-bearing lakes are often productive systems — the kind where the fish do well even when clarity does not. Cross-reference the Channel Catfish lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and Channel Catfish documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.

19
North Dakota Lakes
C
Avg. Grade
2
Grade A Lakes
9
Counties

Best Channel Catfish Lakes in North Dakota

RankLakeCountyGradeClarityDepth
1Arnegard Dam LakeMcKenzieA-12.2 ft
2Epping-Springbrook Dam-Littoral LakeWilliamsA-25.4 ft
3Patterson LakeStarkB-24.8 ft
4Mooreton PondRichlandC3 ft19.5 ft
5Lake TschidaGrantC5.1 ft57 ft
6Lake TschidaGrantC5.2 ft57 ft
7Belfield Dam LakeStarkC3.8 ft16.3 ft
8Custer Mine PondMcLeanC2.2 ft23.7 ft
9Trenton LakeWilliamsC1.5 ft8.1 ft
10Epping-Springbrook Dam-S Inlet LakeWilliamsC-25.4 ft
11Lake TschidaGrantC2.4 ft57 ft
12Lake TschidaGrantC3.6 ft57 ft
13E. A. Patterson LakeStarkD5.3 ft18.4 ft
14Epping-Springbrook Dam-Deepest LakeWilliamsD4.9 ft25.4 ft
15Stanley ReservoirMountrailD1.1 ft22.5 ft
16Sweetbriar Dam LakeMortonF3 ft29.9 ft
17Sweet Briar Dam-Mid ReservoirMortonF3 ft29.9 ft
18Mirror LakeAdamsF2.1 ft16.1 ft
19Harmon LakeMortonF-46.8 ft

Frequently Asked Questions

How many North Dakota lakes have channel catfish?

Channel Catfish are found in 19 lakes in North Dakota. The average water quality grade of these lakes is C (Fair).

What are the best channel catfish lakes in North Dakota?

The best channel catfish lakes in North Dakota by water quality are Arnegard Dam Lake, Epping-Springbrook Dam-Littoral Lake, Patterson Lake, Mooreton Pond, Lake Tschida.

Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.