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Golden Shiner Fishing Guide

Other SpeciesDocumented in 77 graded lakes across 1 state

Golden Shiner is a rough-fish species — typically common in productive, nutrient-rich lakes, sometimes treated as a management nuisance by anglers targeting game-fish. 77 lakes carry documentation. Golden Shiner is narrowly distributed — only 77 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 Golden Shiner lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and Golden Shiner documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.

77
Total Lakes
77
Michigan lakes →
B
Avg. Grade

Water Quality of Golden Shiner Lakes

A
25
32%
B
26
34%
C
16
21%
D
8
10%
F
2
3%

Best Golden Shiner Lakes by Water Quality

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

RankLakeCountyStateGradeDepthSpecies
1Sanford LakeBenzieMIA-17
2Corey Lake Southeastern Basin; Fabius TownshipSt. JosephMIA-10
3Twin LakeKalkaskaMIA-13
4Pickerel LakeKalkaskaMIA-29
5Round LakeBenzieMIA-37
6Indian Lake Northeast Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIA-11
7Long LakeGrand TraverseMIA-40
8Eagle Lake East Basin; Paw Paw TownshipVan BurenMIA-12
9Eagle LakeVan BurenMIA-12
10Round LakeBenzieMIA-37
11Diamond LakeOsceolaMIA-25
12Shag LakeMarquetteMIA-7
13Twin Lakes; Grayling TwpCrawfordMIA-7
14Papoose Lake Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIA-7
15Papoose LakeKalkaskaMIA-7
16Long LakeCheboyganMIA-40
17Douglas LakeOtsegoMIA-22
18Bass Lake Northeast BasinKalkaskaMIA-12
19Manistee Lake SouthManisteeMIA-7
20Spring LakeEmmetMIA-15
21Big Blue Lake North Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIA-17
22Otter LakeBenzieMIA-30
23North Crooked Lake South Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIA-6
24Duck Lake; Center of Deepest Basin; Fruitland TownshipMuskegonMIA-22
25Round Lake Central BasinLenaweeMIA-25
26Bear LakeManisteeMIB-14
27Chippewa LakeMecostaMIB-21
28Lake RichieKeweenawMIB-11
29Duck LakeMuskegonMIB-22
30Murray Lake East Basin; Grattan TownshipKentMIB-29
31Scram Lake East Basin; Oakfield TownshipKentMIB-14
32Long LakeGogebicMIB-40
33Eagle LakeAlleganMIB-30
34North Crooked LakeKalkaskaMIB-6
35Round LakeOaklandMIB-37
36Long LakeBenzieMIB-40
37Scram LakeKentMIB-14
38Otter LakeOaklandMIB-30
39Otter LakeBenzieMIB-30
40Muskegon LakeMuskegonMIB-10
41Devils LakeLenaweeMIB-27
42North Crooked Lake North Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaMIB-6
43Perch LakesOtsegoMIB-5
44Bass Lake North Basin; Forsyth TownshipMarquetteMIB-16
45Shag Lake Northeast BasinMarquetteMIB-7
46Sanford LakeBenzieMIB-17
47Douglas LakeCheboyganMIB-22
48Round LakeLenaweeMIB-23
49Long LakeGogebicMIB-40
50Duck Lake North Basin; Watersmeet TownshipGogebicMIB-16

Showing top 50 of 77 lakes with golden shiner.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lakes have golden shiner?

Golden Shiner are found in 77 graded lakes: 77 in Michigan. The average water quality grade of lakes with golden shiner is B (Good).

What are the best lakes for golden shiner?

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

What other fish are found with golden shiner?

Golden Shiner are most commonly found alongside golden shiner, yellow perch, pumpkinseed, largemouth bass, bluegill. 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.