Minnesota · ranked from DNR surveys

Best yellow perch lakes in Lincoln County

12 surveyed yellow perch lakes sit in Lincoln County; the 8 ranked here cleared this site's grade rubric, which reads DNR survey catch rates, size structure and trophy history the same way the live map does for every lake.

Hendricks Lake leads at grade A, with 47.9 yellow perch per net in gill nets in its 2025 survey and a 12-inch fish the biggest measured. Benton Lake is next at A, 14.8 yellow perch per net in gill nets in its 2025 survey, 27% of the yellow perch netted over 9 inches. Popowski Lake rounds out the top three at A, a 10-inch fish the biggest measured.

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#LakeGradeAcresSurvey catch rateOver 9"Biggest SurveyedAvg wtSurveyed
1Hendricks LakeA1,52247.9/net in gill nets7%12"0.3 lb2025
2Benton LakeA2,70014.8/net in gill nets27%12"0.3 lb2025
3Popowski LakeA143113/net in gill nets16%10"0.1 lb2025
4Shaokotan LakeA−99677.3/net in gill nets1%9"0.1 lb2025
5Dead Coon (Main Lake)A−54715/net in gill nets80%11"0.5 lb2025
6Perch LakeA−24666.6/net in gill nets1%9"0.1 lb2025
7Stay LakeB+22112/net in gill nets11%11"0.2 lb2025
8Steep Bank LakeB19917/net in gill nets1%13"0.1 lb2023

Also ranked in Lincoln County: Walleye · Northern pike

All of Minnesota: Best yellow perch lakes in Minnesota

Grades are this site's rubric over Minnesota DNR survey data (catch per unit effort against DNR benchmarks, size structure, trophy history). See any lake's page for the underlying numbers. Survey years vary by lake; the table shows each lake's latest.