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Pope County Minnesota Fishing

31 documented fish species across 18 graded Pope County lakes.

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Pope County Fishing Lakes

LakeGradeClarityMax DepthSpecies
Signalness LakeA10.7 ft14 ft9
Linka LakeB10.2 ft50 ft12
Minnewaska LakeB11 ft32 ft21
Amelia LakeB9.2 ft69 ft14
Scandinavian LakeB8 ft49 ft15
Grove LakeC5.1 ft31 ft14
Reno LakeC7.5 ft23 ft18
Pelican LakeC5.2 ft34 ft18
Johanna LakeC5.1 ft10 ft11
Gilchrist LakeC3.9 ft24 ft15
Villard LakeC4.6 ft16 ft14
Leven LakeC4.9 ft33 ft13
Westport LakeC4.6 ft12 ft13
Ann LakeD7.2 ft14 ft10
Goose LakeD6.1 ft17 ft5
Strandness LakeD3 ft5 ft9
Emily LakeF2 ft6 ft26
Malmedal LakeF1.6 ft10 ft9

DNR Survey Reports

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are in Pope County lakes?

Pope County, Minnesota has 31 documented fish species across 18 graded lakes, including Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, White Sucker.

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

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