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Best Musky Lakes in Minnesota & Wisconsin

Muskellunge, the fish of 10,000 casts, are the apex predators of northern lakes. These are the top musky lakes in MN and WI ranked by water quality grade. Healthy musky populations require clean, well-oxygenated water with abundant forage fish.

RankLakeCountyStateGradeClarityDepthArea
1Pokegama LakeItascaMNA57.4 ft112 ft6721.3 ac
2Big Sand LakeHubbardMNA23 ft135 ft1638.65 ac
3North Star LakeItascaMNA19 ft90 ft831.62 ac
4Miltona LakeDouglasMNA18.8 ft105 ft5730.99 ac
5West Battle LakeOtter TailMNA18.2 ft108 ft5614.95 ac
6Pickerel LakeBeckerMNA18 ft74 ft360.63 ac
7Kabekona Bay LakeCassMNA17.2 ft150 ft103443.8 ac
8Girl LakeCassMNA17 ft81 ft428.18 ac
9Sugar LakeWrightMNA17 ft69 ft1014.21 ac
10Ida LakeDouglasMNA16.5 ft106 ft4445.29 ac
11Alexander LakeMorrisonMNA16.5 ft64 ft2708.77 ac
12Lizzie LakeOtter TailMNA16.4 ft66 ft1913.41 ac
13Pelican LakeOtter TailMNA16.1 ft55 ft3961.78 ac
14Pokegama LakeItascaMNA16 ft112 ft6721.3 ac
15Mina LakeDouglasMNA16 ft123 ft411.41 ac
16Dumbbell LakeLakeMNA15.8 ft40 ft406.11 ac
17Andrusia LakeBeltramiMNA15.5 ft60 ft1595.51 ac
18Mons LakeToddMNA15.4 ft80 ft94.52 ac
19White Bear LakeWashingtonMNA15 ft83 ft2427.7 ac
20Ml-Vineland LakeMille LacsMNA25.6 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
21Ml LakeMille LacsMNA22.2 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
22Ml LakeMille LacsMNA20.2 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
23Ml-Peterson LakeMille LacsMNA20.2 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
24Ml-Seventeen LakeAitkinMNA18.8 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
25Ml-Malone LakeMille LacsMNA17.5 ft42 ft128250.02 ac
26Buskey Bay LakeBayfieldWIA70.9 ft51 ft88 ac
27Hart LakeBayfieldWIA70.5 ft54 ft257 ac
28Hasbrook LakeOneidaWIA68.9 ft50 ft307 ac
29Round LakeSawyerWIA68.2 ft74 ft3294 ac
30Boot LakeOcontoWIA67.3 ft38 ft230 ac
31Beasley LakeWaupacaWIA65.6 ft47 ft12 ac
32White Sand LakeVilasWIA65.6 ft71 ft746 ac
33Bony LakeBayfieldWIA64.8 ft55 ft190 ac
34Twin Bear LakeBayfieldWIA64 ft59 ft157 ac
35Alva LakeOneidaWIA62.8 ft43 ft199 ac
36Middle Mckenzie LakeBurnettWIA62.3 ft45 ft527 ac
37Flambeau LakeVilasWIA62.3 ft78 ft1166 ac
38Mildred LakeOneidaWIA62.3 ft45 ft168 ac
39Upper Eau Claire LakeBayfieldWIA61.5 ft92 ft1024 ac
40Middle Eau Claire LakeBayfieldWIA60.7 ft66 ft880 ac
41Presque Isle LakeVilasWIA60.7 ft103 ft1165 ac
42Katinka LakeVilasWIA60.2 ft60 ft170 ac
43Plummer LakeVilasWIA59.9 ft85 ft219 ac
44Upper Kaubashine LakeOneidaWIA59.1 ft56 ft181 ac
45Plummer LakeVilasWIA59.1 ft85 ft219 ac
46Eagle LakeBayfieldWIA59.1 ft52 ft163 ac
47Long Interlaken LakeVilasWIA59.1 ft65 ft380 ac
48White Sand Lake DeepVilasWIA59.1 ft63 ft1181 ac
49Grindstone LakeSawyerWIA57.7 ft60 ft3176 ac
50Little Round LakeSawyerWIA57.7 ft38 ft179 ac

Musky Habitat & Water Quality

Muskellunge are the largest member of the pike family and require large, healthy lake ecosystems. They prefer clear to moderately clear lakes (Secchi depth 4-15 feet) with extensive weed beds, rocky structure, and abundant forage fish like perch, suckers, and cisco.

Water quality directly affects musky populations. High phosphorus and algae levels (grades D-F) reduce oxygen in deeper water where muskies retreat during summer heat. Lakes with declining water quality often see musky populations shrink even when stocking continues.

Minnesota and Wisconsin are the top two musky destinations in the country. Wisconsin is considered the musky capital of the world, with extensive stocking programs and strict size limits that have produced world-class trophy fisheries.