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Best Lakes in Big Stone County

The top 12 of 12 lakes in Big Stone County, Minnesota, by Lake Score.

1.Big Stone Lake

77 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Ortonville11,984 acres

11,984 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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2.Artichoke Lake

58 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Correll1,971 acres

1,971 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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3.Marsh

52 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Correll4,462 acres

4,462 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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4.East Toqua Lake

49 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Graceville437 acres

437 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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5.Lannon Lake

43 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Graceville197 acres

197 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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6.Long Tom Lake

42 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Ortonville147 acres

147 acres · Walleye, Northern Pike

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7.Long Lake

40 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Correll395 acres

395 acres · Walleye, Black Crappie

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8.Swenson Lake

40 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Clinton204 acres

204 acres · Walleye, Black Crappie

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9.North Rothwell Lake

38 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Clinton297 acres

297 acres · Walleye, Yellow Perch

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10.Barry Lake

30 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Barry398 acres

398 acres · Walleye, Yellow Perch

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11.Eli Lake

30 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Clinton162 acres

162 acres

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12.Otrey Lake

28 out of 100 Lake Score

Big Stone · Ortonville475 acres

475 acres · Black Bullhead, Common Carp

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What is the best lake in Big Stone County?

Big Stone Lake has the highest Lake Score in Big Stone County at 77 out of 100, followed by Artichoke Lake and Marsh. The score combines public access, the fishery, size, clarity and amenities.