Wolf Lake fishing: Walleye, Spotted Gar
Target species: Walleye, Spotted Gar
The lake
Wolf Lake covers 372 acres in Michigan, across Jackson County. It is a lake: 90.6% of it is 26 feet deep or less; the deepest point measured is at least 45 feet (13.7 m). Our records hold 3 species for this water.
Depth and bottom
Deepest measured point: at least 45 ft (13.7 m). That is the deepest contour line: the bottom goes deeper. 90.6% of the water is 26 feet or shallower. We hold 52 depth contour lines for this water.
- 0–2 ft: 4.3% of the water
- 2–4 ft: 14.2% of the water
- 4–6 ft: 20.7% of the water
- 6–8 ft: 8.3% of the water
- 8–10 ft: 6.2% of the water
- 10–12 ft: 5.3% of the water
- 12–14 ft: 4.9% of the water
- 14–16 ft: 4.8% of the water
- 16–18 ft: 4.7% of the water
- 18–20 ft: 4.7% of the water
- 20–22 ft: 4.4% of the water
- 22–24 ft: 3.9% of the water
- 24–26 ft: 4.2% of the water
- 26–28 ft: 3.1% of the water
- 28–30 ft: 2.2% of the water
- 30–32 ft: 1.5% of the water
- 32–34 ft: 1.5% of the water
- 34–36 ft: 0.9% of the water
- 36–38 ft: 0.2% of the water
2 target fish, led by Walleye
- Walleye — Feeding water: 50–75°F.
- Spotted Gar — Feeding water: 70–85°F.
Also recorded here: Common Carp.
Stocking: 101,878 fish, 1983–1993
Michigan DNR records list 101,878 fish released into this water from 1983 to 1993. The latest stocking on record is from 1993, more than three years ago.
- Walleye: 101,878 in 1983–1993
Where this data comes from
- Michigan EGLE — Michigan EGLE: depth contours: class A, a survey of the bottom.
