Minnesota · ranked from DNR surveys

Best smallmouth bass lakes in Cass County

The DNR has surveyed smallmouth bass in 36 lakes in Cass County. Of those, 24 earn a grade on this site, and the top 10 are ranked below. Grades come from survey catch rates, fish size and trophy history, scored the same way for every lake on the live map.

Woman Lake is first at A−. The DNR caught 15.9 smallmouth bass per hour of electrofishing in the 2025 survey, and the biggest was 19 inches. Thunder Lake is second at A−, with 27.5 smallmouth bass per hour of electrofishing in the 2025 survey, and 61% of its smallmouth bass measured over 15 inches. Wabedo Lake is third at B+, and its biggest smallmouth bass was 18 inches.

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#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 15"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Woman LakeA−5,52015.9/hr in electrofishing36%19"1.1 lb2025
2Thunder LakeA−1,34727.5/hr in electrofishing61%19"2.3 lb2025
3Wabedo LakeB+1,22620.2/hr in electrofishing33%18"1.6 lb2024
4Leech LakeB+103,4444.3/hr in electrofishing0%20"1 lb2025
5Roosevelt LakeB+1,5119/hr in electrofishing64%20"2 lb2024
6Ten Mile LakeB+5,0805/hr in electrofishing54%19"2.1 lb2024
7Portage LakeB+27726.3/hr in electrofishing20%18"0.8 lb2025
8Stony LakeB56311.2/hr in electrofishing49%19"2 lb2023
9Mule LakeB5258.7/hr in electrofishing83%18"1.9 lb2023
10Little Boy LakeB1,452—49%20"1.9 lb2024

Also ranked in Cass County: Walleye · Northern pike · Muskellunge · Largemouth bass · Crappie · Bluegill · Yellow perch

All of Minnesota: Best smallmouth bass lakes in Minnesota

Grades are based on Minnesota DNR survey data: how many fish the DNR caught (scaled by lake size), how many reached quality size, and the biggest fish measured. Each lake's page has the numbers behind its grade. The table shows each lake's most recent survey year.