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Big Kandiyohi Lake
Big Kandiyohi Lake
Lake Lillian, MN 55253
Nearest Town: Lake Lillian
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 2,692
Maximum Depth: 15
Fish Species: Crappie, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 4 miles northwest of Lake Lillian with Kandiyohi County Park #2 on the northeast side and Park #1 on the southwest side. There are public accesses and swimming beaches available in both county parks.
Located 4 miles northwest of Lake Lillian with Kandiyohi County Park #2 on the northeast side and Park #1 on the southwest side. There are public accesses and swimming beaches available in both county parks.
Big Kandiyohi Lake
Nearest Town: Lake Lillian
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 2,692
Maximum Depth: 15
Fish Species: Crappie, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 4 miles northwest of Lake Lillian with Kandiyohi County Park #2 on the northeast side and Park #1 on the southwest side. There are public accesses and swimming beaches available in both county parks.
Diamond Lake
Nearest Town: Atwater
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 1,565
Maximum Depth: 27
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Kandiyohi County Park #3, North Breeze Resort
Description
Located 4 miles northwest of Atwater with public access available at County Park #3 on the west shore and a small access on the east shore. North Breeze Resort is on the southeast shore of the lake.
Located 4 miles northwest of Atwater with public access available at County Park #3 on the west shore and a small access on the east shore. North Breeze Resort is on the southeast shore of the lake.
Eagle Lake
Nearest Town: Willmar
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 824
Maximum Depth: 67
Fish Species: Crappie, largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 5 miles northwest of Willmar with a public access on the southeast corner of the lake. A deep and popular recreational lake with residential development surrounding all but the northeast corner of the lake.
Located 5 miles northwest of Willmar with a public access on the southeast corner of the lake. A deep and popular recreational lake with residential development surrounding all but the northeast corner of the lake.
East Soloman Lake
Nearest Town: Willmar
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 706
Maximum Depth: 14
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 3 miles northwest of Willmar on County Road 5. Public access is on the northeast side of the lake off of County road 5. East Solomon Lake outlets to West Solomon with most of the shoreline comprised of undeveloped hardwoods.
Located 3 miles northwest of Willmar on County Road 5. Public access is on the northeast side of the lake off of County road 5. East Solomon Lake outlets to West Solomon with most of the shoreline comprised of undeveloped hardwoods.
Elkhorn Lake
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 87
Maximum Depth: 41
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 2 miles south of Spicer. The public access is located on the east shore off of a residential gravel road that ties into County Road 8. Elkhorn is a deep but small recreational lake with excellent water clarity of 20.75 feet. The lake is known for good largemouth bass and northern pike fishing.
Located 2 miles south of Spicer. The public access is located on the east shore off of a residential gravel road that ties into County Road 8. Elkhorn is a deep but small recreational lake with excellent water clarity of 20.75 feet. The lake is known for good largemouth bass and northern pike fishing.
Foot Lake
Nearest Town: Willmar
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 694
Maximum Depth: 24
Fish Species: Crappie, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located in Willmar with Robbins Island City Park on the east side. Foot Lake is connected to Willmar Lake by an upstream channel. The Foot Lake outlet is considered the headwaters of Hawk Creek. Public boat access is located along the south shore of the Kandiyohi County Fairgrounds and also at Robbins Island.
Located in Willmar with Robbins Island City Park on the east side. Foot Lake is connected to Willmar Lake by an upstream channel. The Foot Lake outlet is considered the headwaters of Hawk Creek. Public boat access is located along the south shore of the Kandiyohi County Fairgrounds and also at Robbins Island.
Games Lake
Nearest Town: Sunburg
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 515
Maximum Depth: 42
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Kandiyohi County Park #7
Description
Located about 7 miles northwest of New London with public boating accesses located on the east side and in County Park #7 on the southeast side of the lake. A channel that is navigable to boat traffic exists between Games and Norway Lakes. Wallyeyes are stocked every other year but crappies and northern pike have been the most abundant catch in the last couple of years.
Located about 7 miles northwest of New London with public boating accesses located on the east side and in County Park #7 on the southeast side of the lake. A channel that is navigable to boat traffic exists between Games and Norway Lakes. Wallyeyes are stocked every other year but crappies and northern pike have been the most abundant catch in the last couple of years.
George Lake
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 231
Maximum Depth: 34
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 3 miles west of Spicer with a public access off of County Road 32 on the north side of the lake. George is a small, moderately deep lake with excellent water clarity.
Green Lake
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 5,406
Maximum Depth: 110
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Park Lane Resort, Kandiyohi County Park #5
Description
Located at Spicer with 6 public accesses. Green lake is a large and deep lake with good water clarity. Green Lake is known for its recreational opportunities during the summer months with Saulsbury Beach in Spicer being a very popular public swimming area.
Located at Spicer with 6 public accesses. Green lake is a large and deep lake with good water clarity. Green Lake is known for its recreational opportunities during the summer months with Saulsbury Beach in Spicer being a very popular public swimming area.
Lake Andrew
Nearest Town: New London
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 814
Maximum Depth: 26
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Sibley State Park
Description
Located 6 miles west of New London with Sibley State Park bordering the north and northwest shore line areas. DNR public access sites are on the south and northwest side of the lake. Recently walleye and northern pike are the most abundant game fish species. The public swimming beach is in Sibley State Park.
Located 6 miles west of New London with Sibley State Park bordering the north and northwest shore line areas. DNR public access sites are on the south and northwest side of the lake. Recently walleye and northern pike are the most abundant game fish species. The public swimming beach is in Sibley State Park.
Lake Calhoun
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 618
Maximum Depth: 13
Fish Species: Blue Gill, Northern Pike
Description
Located 7 miles east of Spicer with a DNR public access on the south shore. Calhoun is most popular as a blue gill and northern pike fishery.
Lake Elizabeth
Nearest Town: Atwater
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 1,054
Maximum Depth: 9
Fish Species: Crappie, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 5 miles southwest of Atwater with a public access on the northwest side of the lake. Hardwood trees and wetlands surround the shorelines with an aquatic management area along the south shore. Northern pike and blue gills have been the most abundant fish in recent years.
Located 5 miles southwest of Atwater with a public access on the northwest side of the lake. Hardwood trees and wetlands surround the shorelines with an aquatic management area along the south shore. Northern pike and blue gills have been the most abundant fish in recent years.
Lake Florida
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete, Gravel
Lake Area (acres): 674
Maximum Depth: 40
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Dickerson's Lake Florida Resort
Description
The feeling of the north woods in central Minnesota, located 6 miles west of Spicer. Two public access sites serve the lake. There is a DNR boat access site with parking on the north shore and a township winter access on the east side with no parking available. Walleyes are stocked every other year in Lake Florida
The feeling of the north woods in central Minnesota, located 6 miles west of Spicer. Two public access sites serve the lake. There is a DNR boat access site with parking on the north shore and a township winter access on the east side with no parking available. Walleyes are stocked every other year in Lake Florida
Lake Lillian
Nearest Town: Lake Lillian
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 1,149
Maximum Depth: 8
Fish Species: Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located directly north of the town Lake Lillian with a public access on the northeast side. 1/4 mile west of County Road 4. (Note: Motor propelled watercraft prohibited on the lake during open waterfowl season, with the exception of up to a 30# trolling motor.)
Located directly north of the town Lake Lillian with a public access on the northeast side. 1/4 mile west of County Road 4. (Note: Motor propelled watercraft prohibited on the lake during open waterfowl season, with the exception of up to a 30# trolling motor.)
Long Lake
Nearest Town: Willmar
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 1,575
Maximum Depth: 16
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 5 miles north of Willmar with two concrete DNR public accesses. One access is located on the northeast shore off County Road 27 and the other on the south side of the lake, north of County Road 25. Long is a large shallow lake with hardwoods, grasslands, wetlands, and some residential development. There are several bulrush islands with a large cormorant rookery on the large island.
Long Lake North
Nearest Town: New London
Ramp Type(s): Gravel, Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 286
Maximum Depth: 46
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 3.5 miles northeast of New London with two public accesses. The township access is on the northeast end of the lake, south of State Highway 23. The concrete DNR access is on the northwest shore south of State Highway 23. Long Lake is small but fairly deep lake with three resorts/campgrounds.
Nest Lake
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 945
Maximum Depth: 40
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 2 miles north of Spicer with 2 public accesses. One access is on the east side of the lake off of State Highway 23 and the other is on the west side of the lake off of County Road 9. The lake's major inlet is where the Crow River enters along the north shore and the outlet drains into Green Lake at the Olde Mill Inn dam.
Located 2 miles north of Spicer with 2 public accesses. One access is on the east side of the lake off of State Highway 23 and the other is on the west side of the lake off of County Road 9. The lake's major inlet is where the Crow River enters along the north shore and the outlet drains into Green Lake at the Olde Mill Inn dam.
Norway Lake
Nearest Town: Sunburg
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 2,344
Maximum Depth: 33
Fish Species: Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Resorts:
Dilley's Resort, Sunset Shores Resort
Description
Located 8 miles west of New London with two DNR public accesses. One access is located on the south shore of West Norway Lake. 1 mile east of county Road 1, and the other on the south shore of the main basin, 1 mile north of Country Road 40. Norway is a large moderately deep lake with three basins.
Located 8 miles west of New London with two DNR public accesses. One access is located on the south shore of West Norway Lake. 1 mile east of county Road 1, and the other on the south shore of the main basin, 1 mile north of Country Road 40. Norway is a large moderately deep lake with three basins.
Ringo Lake
Nearest Town: Spicer
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 716
Maximum Depth: 10
Fish Species: Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located 2.5 miles west of Spicer with a boat access off the northwest corner on County Road 29 and a shore angling access off of Hwy 71. The shore access includes parking, a black top trail, and granite platforms for shore anglers.
Located 2.5 miles west of Spicer with a boat access off the northwest corner on County Road 29 and a shore angling access off of Hwy 71. The shore access includes parking, a black top trail, and granite platforms for shore anglers.
Willmar Lake
Nearest Town: Willmar
Ramp Type(s): Concrete
Lake Area (acres): 435
Maximum Depth: 14
Fish Species: Crappie, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Walleye
Description
Located in Willmar with Eagle Creek Golf Course bordering the north shore of the lake and Robbins Island Park on the south shore. Access is on the south side of the lake from Robbins Island City Park.
Located in Willmar with Eagle Creek Golf Course bordering the north shore of the lake and Robbins Island Park on the south shore. Access is on the south side of the lake from Robbins Island City Park.
