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Fly-fishing for northern pike on Horsehead Lake in Kidder County.south Bismarck. Trout (and other species)may be stocked in spring. (Fishing pier, noramp).Lake Harriet (Arena Lake) (610) – 8miles west, 1 mile south of Tuttle. Northernpike abundant and perch present. (Noramp).Long Lake (104) – 1 mile south, 2.5 mileseast of Moffit. Northern pike abundant.Contact refuge headquarters for specificangling regulations. (Fishing pier, noramp).McDowell Dam (101) – 4 miles east, 1mile north of Bismarck on ND Highway10. Bluegill and largemouth bassCRAIG BIHRLEabundant. Trout stocked in spring. (Fishingpier).OWLS Pond (026) – Just west of BismarckGame and Fish office. Troutstocked in spring and fall. Other species(bluegill, perch, catfish and white bass)may be stocked. (Fishing pier, no ramp).EMMONS COUNTYBaumgartner Lake (529) – 6 miles southof Linton. Northern pike abundant. (Noramp).Braddock Dam (140) – 2 miles southwestof Braddock. Fair numbers of northernpike, walleye and yellow perch. Bluegillpresent.Goose Lake (501) – 3 miles east of Braddock.Northern pike and perch abundant.(No ramp).Jake’s Lake (527) – 13 miles south, 1 mileeast of Strasburg. Northern pike abundant.(No ramp).Rice Lake (142) – 8 miles south of Strasburg.An outstanding walleye, northernpike and perch fishery.Senger Lake (526) – 1 mile north, 6 mileseast of Strasburg. Multiple year-classes ofperch present. (No ramp).KIDDER COUNTYAlkaline Lake (590) – 15 miles south,7 miles east, 1 mile south of Dawson.Walleye first stocked in 2003 and remainabundant. Excellent numbers of pike alsopresent, with fish occasionally surpassing10 pounds. (Fishing pier).Bond Lake (500) – 2 miles west, 2 milessouth, 1 mile west of Pettibone. Adultperch stocked in 2010 and multiple yearclassespresent. (No ramp).Cherry Lake (177) – 15 miles north, 3miles east of Steele. Northern pike from2-5 pounds abundant.Des Moines Lake (593) – 5.5 miles eastof Robinson. Good numbers of northernpike. (No ramp).Etta-Alkaline Complex (650) – 1 milesouth, 2.5 miles west, 3 miles south ofDawson. Northern pike abundant. (Noramp).Fresh Lake (549) – 6 miles north, 7 mileseast, 2 miles north, 1 mile east, 2 milesnorth of Napoleon. Primarily a northernpike fishery, but fair numbers of walleyepresent. (No ramp).14 ND Outdoors March-April 2013
Frettim Lake (180) – 2 miles east, 1 milenorth of Robinson. Contains good numbersof walleye, northern pike, perch andbluegill.Helen Lake (601) – 2.5 miles west, 6 milesnorth of Tuttle. An excellent northern pikefishery, with fish occasionally topping 8pounds. Perch also present. (No ramp).Horsehead Lake (594) – 2 miles west, 6miles south of Robinson. Pike populationrecovering and this lake once again offersgood angling opportunities. (No ramp).Jasper Lake (573) – 7 miles north, .5 mileseast of Robinson. Walleye are abundant.Good numbers of perch.Koenig North (676) – 12.25 miles north,1.5 miles east of Robinson. Multipleyear-classes of perch present (winter accessonly). (No ramp).Koenig South (677) – 12.25 miles north,1.5 miles east of Robinson. Multipleyear-classes of perch present (winter accessonly). (No ramp).Kunkel Lake (439) – 5 miles east, 7 milessouth, 1 mile east of Robinson. Strongyear-class of smaller perch present. (Noramp).Lake Geneva (666) – 2 miles south, .5miles east of I-94 Exit 195. Small perchabundant. (No ramp).Lake Isabel (183) – 2 miles south, .5 mileseast, .75 miles south of Dawson. Fairnumbers of 2- to 5-pound northern pike.(Fishing pier).Lake Josephine (186) – 2 miles north ofTuttle. Small walleye abundant, but largerfish present. Northern pike, perch andcrappie present in lower numbers. (Fishingpier).Lake No. 5 (476) – .5 miles west, 2 milesnorth, 3 miles west, 4 miles north ofDawson. Pike currently abundant, but thelake experiences frequent winterkills. (Noramp).Lake Williams (182) – Just south of thetown of Lake Williams. Fair walleye andnorthern pike numbers.Leno Lake (604) – 1 mile east, 7 milesnorth of Tuttle. Pike abundant. (No ramp).Long Alkaline Lake (629) – 3 miles west,7 miles north of Robinson. Pike common.Perch also present. (No ramp).Neustel Lake (712) – 2 miles north ofRobinson. Strong year-class of youngerperch present. (No ramp).North Des Moines Lake (688) – 5.5 mileseast of Robinson. Fair numbers of northernpike. (No ramp).Pelican Lake (474) – 3 miles east, 11 milesnorth, 1 mile east of Robinson. Perchcommon. (No ramp).Plowe Lake (735) – 6 miles east, 5 milesnorth, 1 mile east of Robinson. Fair numbersof perch. (No ramp).Ranch Lake (684) – 1 mile west of Pettibone.Good numbers of northern pike andperch. (No ramp).Round Lake (181) – 1 mile north, 1.5miles east of Pettibone. Excellent walleyefishery, and fair numbers of perch andnorthern pike. (No ramp).Schumacher Lake (702) – 7 miles north,1 mile east, .25 miles south of Robinson.Yellow perch abundant and walleye present.(No ramp).Sibley Lake (646) – 7 miles north, 2 mileseast, 1 mile south of Dawson. Walleyeabundant. (No ramp).Swan Lake (678) – 10.5 miles north ofRobinson. Abundant perch. (No ramp).Willow Lake (645) – 9 miles north, 3miles west of Robinson. Abundant smallerperch. (No ramp).Woodhouse Lake (472) – 12 miles north,12 miles east of Wing. Good numbers ofwalleye and perch. (No ramp).LOGAN COUNTYBeaver Lake (197) – 8 miles south, 8 mileseast of Napoleon. Northern pike abundant,with fish occasionally surpassing 10pounds.Braun Lake (588) – 18 miles south, 1 mileeast of Steele. Primarily a perch fishery,but tiger muskies also present. (No ramp).Buchholz WPA (738) – 4 miles east, .75miles north of Lehr. Abundant youngperch. (No ramp).Dewald Lake (530) – 8 miles north, 2miles east, 1 mile north, 1 mile east ofLehr. Perch common. (No ramp).Doyles Lake (711) – 2.5 miles north, 2miles east, 4 miles north, 1 mile east, .5miles north of Wishek. Abundant youngerperch. (No ramp).Hauff Lake (589) – 7 miles north of Lehr.Perch common. (No ramp).Kautz Lake (061) – 5 miles north, 6 mileswest of Lehr. Perch common. (No ramp).Kleingartner Lake (710) – 10 miles south,5 miles west of Gackle. Fair numbers ofnorthern pike and yellow perch, with somepike topping 8 pounds. (No ramp).Lepp Lake (717) – 1 mile east, 1 milenorth of Lehr. Strong young perch numbers.(No ramp).Logan (Mueller) WMA (613) – 8 milesnorth, 5 miles west, 1 mile south of Lehr.Young walleye abundant. Low numbers ofperch. (No ramp).Logan Lake (453) – 1 mile west of Gackle.Good perch numbers. (No ramp).Marvin Miller Lake (533) – 6.5 milessouth, 8 miles west, .5 miles north ofGackle. Excellent walleye fishery. Lownumbers of perch and northern pike.Mundt Lake (199) – 3 miles east, 4 milesnorth, 1 mile east, .5 miles south of Lehr.Walleye remain abundant. Quality perchpopulation. (Fishing pier).North Napoleon Lake (502) – 4.5 mileswest, 1 mile north, 1 mile east of Napoleon.Northern pike and perch abundant.(No ramp).Ost Lake (749) – 7 miles east, 1 milenorth, 1 mile west, .5 miles north of Lehr.Perch abundant. (No ramp).Railroad Lake (708) – 5.5 miles east ofLehr. Good perch numbers. (No ramp).Roesler Lake (706) – 8 miles north, 1 mileeast of Lehr. Perch common to abundant.(No ramp).Ruff Lake (609) – 5 miles north, 3 mileswest, 1 mile north, .5 miles east of Lehr.Strong young perch population. (Noramp).Thurn Lake (620) – 5 miles north of Lehr,.5 miles east. Good walleye and perchnumbers. (No ramp).Weigel Lake (701) – 5 miles south, 3 mileseast of Napoleon. Small pike abundant.(No ramp).Wentz WPA (632) – 12 miles east ofNapoleon. Young walleye abundant. Lownumbers of perch. (No ramp).West Lake Napoleon (201) – 1 mile westof Napoleon. Northern pike reintroducedin 2009 and fish up to 7 pounds abundant.MCINTOSH COUNTYBecker-Schlepp Lake (628) – 3 milesnorth, 1 mile east, 1 mile north, .5 mileseast of Ashley. Perch abundant. (No ramp).Clear Lake (215) – 6 miles east, 2 milessouth of Wishek. Northern pike up to 6pounds abundant. (No ramp).March-April 2013 ND Outdoors 15
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