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mooneye Lakes in Minnesota & Wisconsin

Other SpeciesFound in 14 lakes

14
Total Lakes
14
Minnesota
0
Wisconsin
D
Avg. Grade
92 ft
Avg. Depth

Water Quality of mooneye Lakes

A
0
0%
B
1
7%
C
8
57%
D
3
21%
F
2
14%

Best mooneye Lakes by Water Quality

Top 50 lakes with mooneye ranked by overall water quality grade.

RankLakeCountyStateGradeDepthSpecies
1Lake St. CroixWashingtonMNB78 ft36
2Sand Point LakeSt. LouisMNC184 ft21
3St. Croix LakeWashingtonMNC78 ft36
4St. Croix 1.5 Mi. Upstream of Point Douglas Dr LakeWashingtonMNC78 ft36
5Pool of Lake St. CroixWashingtonMNC78 ft36
6Pool on Lake St. Croix Downstream of I94 BridgeWashingtonMNC78 ft36
7Pool on Lake St. CroixWashingtonMNC78 ft36
8St. Croix 3.5 Mi. Downstream of E Chestnut St LakeWashingtonMNC78 ft36
9St. Croix 0.3 Mi. Downstream of I LakeWashingtonMNC78 ft36
10Sand Point LakeSt. LouisMND184 ft21
11Sand Point LakeSt. LouisMND184 ft21
12Winona LakeWinonaMND38 ft24
13Pepin LakePepinMNF60 ft47
14Spring LakeDakotaMNF17 ft21

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lakes have mooneye?

mooneye are found in 14 lakes across Minnesota and Wisconsin — 14 in Minnesota and 0 in Wisconsin. The average water quality grade of lakes with mooneye is D (Poor).

What are the best lakes for mooneye?

The best mooneye lakes by water quality are Lake St. Croix, Sand Point Lake, St. Croix Lake, St. Croix 1.5 Mi. Upstream of Point Douglas Dr Lake, Pool of Lake St. Croix. These lakes have the highest water quality grades among all lakes where mooneye have been documented by state DNR surveys.

What other fish are found with mooneye?

mooneye are most commonly found alongside black crappie, bluegill, northern pike, walleye, black bullhead. These species share similar habitat preferences in the region's lakes.