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Devils Lake Region

Centered on Devils Lake, North Dakota's largest natural body of water — a closed-basin lake that rose about 30 feet after 1993, quadrupled in surface area, and spilled into neighboring Stump Lake. The flooding submerged forests and farmland that now provide structure for a nationally known walleye, yellow perch, and white bass fishery, active through a long ice-fishing season.

Reviewed by LakeQuality Editorial Team · Updated
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Lakes
D
Avg Grade
0
Grade A Lakes
0
With Fish Data
LakeCountyGradeClarityDepthFish
Sweetwater LakeRamseyB3 ft-0
Wood LakeBensonB--0
Free Peoples LakeBensonB--0
Fort Totten Bay LakeBensonB--0
Mission Bay LakeBensonB--0
Dry LakeRamseyC2.8 ft-0
Devils LakeBensonC3.7 ft-0
Lake AliceRamseyD3.1 ft-0
Lake LarettaNelsonD3.3 ft-0
Lake IrvineRamseyD2.5 ft-0
Devils LakeRamseyD5.2 ft-0
Pelican LakeRamseyD3.7 ft-0
East Devils LakeRamseyD6.6 ft-0
Western Stump LakeNelsonF4.3 ft-0
Morrison LakeRamseyF1.9 ft-0
Eastern Stump LakeNelsonF4.7 ft-0
Mchugh Slough LakeNelsonF1.6 ft-0
West Stump LakeNelsonNR9.8 ft-0
East Stump LakeNelsonNR8.5 ft-0
Bisbee-Big Coulee Dam LakeTownerNR8 ft-0
Whitman Dam LakeNelsonNR12 ft-0
Tolna Dam LakeNelsonNR4.9 ft-0
Mcville Dam LakeNelsonNR6.9 ft-0
Armourdale Dam LakeTownerNR7.2 ft-0

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Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.