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White sucker Lakes in Michigan

Found in 121 Michigan lakes

Rough fish like White sucker are often associated with eutrophic, nutrient-loaded waters. Their presence — documented in 121 Michigan lakes — is often a signal of how the rest of the fishery is functioning. White sucker is moderately distributed — 121 lakes in Michigan. Some counties have it, others do not, so checking the per-lake pages matters.

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 White sucker lake list below against the LakeGrade rubric: lakes with both an A or B grade and White sucker documented are the best places to start for recreational targeting.

121
Michigan Lakes
B
Avg. Grade
47
Grade A Lakes
10
Counties

Best White sucker Lakes in Michigan

RankLakeCountyGradeClarityDepth
1Squaw LakeKalkaskaA16 ft-
2Whitefish Lake Southeast Basin; Pierson TownshipMontcalmA16 ft-
3Whitefish LakeMontcalmA16.8 ft-
4Eagle LakeKalkaskaA17 ft-
5Big Twin Lake Southeast Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA23 ft-
6Cub Lake Central BasinKalkaskaA19 ft-
7Pickerel LakeKalkaskaA15 ft-
8Round LakeBenzieA15 ft-
9Bear Lake Southeast BasinKalkaskaA36.5 ft-
10Lake MargretheCrawfordA16 ft-
11Higgins Lake East BasinRoscommonA35 ft-
12Long Lake North Central Basin; Long Lake TownshipGrand TraverseA23.8 ft-
13Avery LakeMontmorencyA27 ft-
14Higgins Lake Northwest BasinRoscommonA34.5 ft-
15Eagle Lake Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA17 ft-
16Indian Lake Northeast Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA15.5 ft-
17Crystal LakeBenzieA32 ft-
18Long LakeGrand TraverseA24 ft-
19Opal LakeOtsegoA18.5 ft-
20Bear LakeKalkaskaA33 ft-
21Round LakeBenzieA15 ft-
22Diamond LakeOsceolaA16 ft-
23Monocle LakeChippewaA16 ft-
24Shag LakeMarquetteA15.3 ft-
25Lower Herring Lake East Basin; Blaire TownshipBenzieA16 ft-
26Burt LakeCheboyganA15.5 ft-
27Silver LakeCheboyganA32 ft-
28Lake GeneserathCharlevoixA16.5 ft-
29Long LakeCheboyganA18 ft-
30Douglas LakeOtsegoA16.5 ft-
31Starvation Lake North Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA22.3 ft-
32Lime LakeBenzieA17.5 ft-
33Bass Lake Northeast BasinKalkaskaA18.5 ft-
34Walloon LakeEmmetA--
35Crooked LakeEmmetA--
36Elk LakeAntrimA--
37Big Blue Lake North Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA--
38Loon LakeBenzieA12.1 ft-
39Silver LakeWashtenawA11.5 ft-
40Bass LakeLeelanauA11.2 ft-
41Squaw Lake Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA16 ft-
42Beaver LakeAlgerA14.7 ft-
43Lake HarveyKeweenawA10.5 ft-
44Otter LakeBenzieA12 ft-
45North Crooked Lake South Central Basin; Blue Lake TownshipKalkaskaA13.5 ft-
46Duck Lake; Center of Deepest Basin; Fruitland TownshipMuskegonA10.5 ft-
47Loon Lake; Lake TwpBenzieA12 ft-
48Bear LakeManisteeB11 ft-
49Chippewa LakeMecostaB11.5 ft-
50Silver LakeWashtenawB11.5 ft-

Showing top 50 of 121 lakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Michigan lakes have white sucker?

White sucker are found in 121 lakes in Michigan. The average water quality grade of these lakes is B (Good).

What are the best white sucker lakes in Michigan?

The best white sucker lakes in Michigan by water quality are Squaw Lake, Whitefish Lake Southeast Basin; Pierson Township, Whitefish Lake, Eagle Lake, Big Twin Lake Southeast Basin; Blue Lake Township.

Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.