Northern Longear Sunfish Lakes in Michigan
Found in 67 Michigan lakes
Rough fish like Northern Longear Sunfish are often associated with eutrophic, nutrient-loaded waters. Their presence — documented in 67 Michigan lakes — is often a signal of how the rest of the fishery is functioning. Northern Longear Sunfish is narrowly distributed — only 67 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 Northern Longear Sunfish lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and Northern Longear Sunfish documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.
Northern Longear Sunfish Lakes Map
Every Michigan lake with documented northern longear sunfish, colored by water-quality grade.
Best Northern Longear Sunfish Lakes in Michigan
Showing top 50 of 67 lakes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Michigan lakes have northern longear sunfish?
Northern Longear Sunfish are found in 67 lakes in Michigan. The average water quality grade of these lakes is A (Excellent).
What are the best northern longear sunfish lakes in Michigan?
The best northern longear sunfish lakes in Michigan by water quality are Windover Lake South Basin; Freeman Township, Silver Lake, Long Lake South Central Basin, Farewell Lake West Basin; Hanover Township, Upper Herring Lake; Central Basin; Blaine Township.
Fish species from state agency survey, stocking, and public fishing-access records; water-quality grades from the EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys.