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Kalkaska County Michigan Fishing

43 documented fish species across 15 Kalkaska County lakes.

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Kalkaska County Fishing Lakes

LakeGradeClarityMax DepthSpecies
Eagle LakeA18 ft20 ft5
Big Blue LakeA24 ft-17
Big Twin LakeA23 ft-9
Papoose LakeB22 ft17 ft7
Indian LakeNR13.5 ft-2
Blue LakeNR24 ft80 ft3
Bear LakeNR30 ft50 ft4
North Crooked LakeNR14 ft-6
Twin LakeNR23 ft80 ft13
Starvation LakeNR21.5 ft47 ft3
North Blue LakeNR19 ft78 ft8
Pickerel LakeNR20 ft72 ft29
Cub LakeNR17.5 ft23 ft5
Squaw LakeNR15 ft5 ft8
Bass LakeNR18.5 ft-12

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are in Kalkaska County lakes?

Kalkaska County, Michigan has 43 documented fish species across 15 lakes, including Yellow Perch, White Sucker, Bluntnose Minnow, Largemouth Bass, Iowa Darter.

What is the best-graded fishing lake in Kalkaska County?

Eagle Lake holds the highest water-quality grade (A) among Kalkaska County lakes with a documented fishery.