Kalkaska County Michigan Fishing
43 documented fish species across 15 Kalkaska County lakes.
Trout, Salmon & Coldwater
Catfish & Bullhead
Other Species
Kalkaska County Fishing Lakes
| Lake | Clarity | Max Depth | Species |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eagle Lake | 18 ft | 20 ft | 5 |
| Big Blue Lake | 24 ft | - | 17 |
| Big Twin Lake | 23 ft | - | 9 |
| Papoose Lake | 22 ft | 17 ft | 7 |
| Indian Lake | 13.5 ft | - | 2 |
| Blue Lake | 24 ft | 80 ft | 3 |
| Bear Lake | 30 ft | 50 ft | 4 |
| North Crooked Lake | 14 ft | - | 6 |
| Twin Lake | 23 ft | 80 ft | 13 |
| Starvation Lake | 21.5 ft | 47 ft | 3 |
| North Blue Lake | 19 ft | 78 ft | 8 |
| Pickerel Lake | 20 ft | 72 ft | 29 |
| Cub Lake | 17.5 ft | 23 ft | 5 |
| Squaw Lake | 15 ft | 5 ft | 8 |
| Bass Lake | 18.5 ft | - | 12 |
Kalkaska County water quality
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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.
Which Kalkaska County fishing lake has the cleanest water?
Eagle Lake ranks highest on nutrient and algae readings among Kalkaska County lakes with a documented fishery.