Minnesota · statewide

The best fishing lakes in Minnesota, by the numbers

These lakes grade A− or better on this site. Every grade comes from Minnesota DNR survey data, scored the same way for every lake: how many fish the DNR caught (scaled by lake size), how many reached quality size, and the biggest fish measured. Each lake links to its page with the survey numbers behind the grade.

Walleye

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 20"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Leech LakeA+103,4448.8/net in gill nets11%31"1.6 lb2025
2Lake of the WoodsA+725,58315.7/net in gill nets19%31"1 lb2025
3Red (Upper Red) LakeA+119,29445.1/net in gill nets0%29"1 lb2025
4Rainy LakeA+210,2006.1/net in gill nets7%31"1.6 lb2025
5Basswood LakeA+25,95315.4/net in gill nets15%29"1.5 lb2025

Statewide, 229 lakes grade A− or better for walleye. Full walleye ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Northern pike

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 30"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Lake of the WoodsA+725,5831.8/net in gill nets27%43"4.5 lb2025
2Rainy LakeA+210,2001.9/net in gill nets16%41"3.4 lb2025
3Kabetogama LakeA+24,0343.4/net in gill nets18%40"3.6 lb2025
4Mille Lacs LakeA+128,2501.6/net in gill nets18%45"4.1 lb2025
5Lake MinnewaskaA+8,05013.5/net in gill nets5%36"2.8 lb2025

Statewide, 212 lakes grade A− or better for northern pike. Full northern pike ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Muskellunge

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 40"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Leech LakeA103,444—78%50"21.6 lb2025
2Bouder LakeA129—0%38"4.4 lb2014
3Vermilion LakeA39,272—91%50"25.9 lb2025
4Lichen LakeA−253—0%35"3.9 lb2014
5Harris LakeA−122—0%33"3.8 lb2025

Statewide, 8 lakes grade A− or better for muskellunge. Full muskellunge ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Largemouth bass

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 15"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Sauk LakeA+2,12665/hr in electrofishing57%21"1.9 lb2025
2Wall LakeA+727150.4/hr in electrofishing29%20"1.4 lb2025
3Cannon LakeA+1,59373.1/hr in electrofishing59%20"0.6 lb2025
4East Solomon LakeA+658104.4/hr in electrofishing26%21"0.6 lb2025
5Swan LakeA+749236.4/hr in electrofishing46%19"1.7 lb2022

Statewide, 143 lakes grade A− or better for largemouth bass. Full largemouth bass ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Smallmouth bass

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 15"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Mille Lacs LakeA+128,25034.4/hr in electrofishing56%22"1.7 lb2025
2Deer LakeA4,09450.9/hr in electrofishing29%20"1.8 lb2023
3Clearwater LakeA90689.2/hr in electrofishing28%20"1.8 lb2025
4Rainy LakeA210,20033.3/hr in electrofishing4%19"1.2 lb2025
5Black Duck LakeA1,250233.4/hr in electrofishing5%19"1.7 lb2023

Statewide, 31 lakes grade A− or better for smallmouth bass. Full smallmouth bass ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Crappie

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 10"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Lake of the WoodsA+725,5833.2/net in trap nets11%15"0.6 lb2025
2Rainy LakeA+210,2008.5/net in trap nets9%14"0.7 lb2025
3Long LakeA+62080.2/net in trap nets7%14"0.1 lb2023
4Lura LakeA+1,35933.7/net in trap nets5%14"0.1 lb2023
5Vermilion LakeA+39,2725/net in trap nets31%14"0.5 lb2025

Statewide, 193 lakes grade A− or better for crappie. Full crappie ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Bluegill

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 8"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Pokegama LakeA+6,72123.5/net in trap nets24%10"0.2 lb2024
2High LakeA274108.8/net in trap nets8%10"—2024
3Lake MiltonaA5,73129.3/net in trap nets2%13"0.2 lb2023
4Little Sugar Bush LakeA22180.2/net in trap nets35%10"0.2 lb2023
5Green LakeA5,56952.1/net in trap nets1%10"0.1 lb2025

Statewide, 126 lakes grade A− or better for bluegill. Full bluegill ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

Yellow perch

#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 9"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Cass LakeA+15,95849/net in gill nets28%13"0.2 lb2025
2Mille Lacs LakeA+128,25053/net in gill nets10%14"0.1 lb2025
3Pike Bay LakeA+4,75681.6/net in gill nets21%12"0.2 lb2025
4Iron LakeA+282317/net in gill nets24%12"0.2 lb2025
5Lake of the WoodsA+725,58317.7/net in gill nets2%13"0.4 lb2025

Statewide, 227 lakes grade A− or better for yellow perch. Full yellow perch ranking → · Live ranking on the map →

How the grades work: for each species, a lake's score is 60% how many fish the DNR caught, 25% how many reached quality size and 15% trophy fish. Each letter grade covers a fixed range of that score. This page is the statewide snapshot; the live map re-ranks lakes as you change the filters.