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Emerald shiner Lakes in Michigan

Found in 14 Michigan lakes

Emerald shiner is a rough-fish species — typically common in productive, nutrient-rich lakes, sometimes treated as a management nuisance by anglers targeting game-fish. 14 lakes carry documentation. Emerald shiner is narrowly distributed — only 14 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 Emerald shiner lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and Emerald shiner documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.

14
Michigan Lakes
B
Avg. Grade
4
Grade A Lakes
10
Counties

Best Emerald shiner Lakes in Michigan

RankLakeCountyGradeClarityDepth
1Lower Herring Lake East Basin; Blaire TownshipBenzieA16 ft-
2Burt LakeCheboyganA15.5 ft-
3Crooked LakeEmmetA--
4Lower Hamlin Lake North Central Basin South of the NarrowsMasonA13.5 ft-
5Bear Lake East Basin; Pleasanton TownshipManisteeB11 ft-
6Crystal LakeMontcalmB10 ft-
7Clark LakeLivingstonB12 ft-
8Crystal LakeGogebicB10 ft-
9Crystal LakeHillsdaleB9.5 ft-
10Crooked LakeBarryB10 ft-
11Crystal Lake; East Central Basin; Watersmeet TownshipGogebicB11 ft-
12Lower Herring LakeBenzieB13.8 ft-
13Cedar LakeAlconaC8 ft-
14Crystal LakeHillsdaleC9.5 ft-

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Michigan lakes have emerald shiner?

Emerald shiner are found in 14 lakes in Michigan. The average water quality grade of these lakes is B (Good).

What are the best emerald shiner lakes in Michigan?

The best emerald shiner lakes in Michigan by water quality are Lower Herring Lake East Basin; Blaire Township, Burt Lake, Crooked Lake, Lower Hamlin Lake North Central Basin South of the Narrows, Bear Lake East Basin; Pleasanton Township.

Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.