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Marquette County

Lake Angeline

Michigan DNR logged 1 trout stocking date at Lake Angeline in 2026 so far, 6,277 fish in all. The latest was on May 26, 2026.

Michigan DNR data pulled . Latest record in the Michigan DNR data for any water: Oct 13, 2026.

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Lake Angeline in numbers

fish stocked in 2026, through Nov 6
6,277
by the same date in 2025
9,113
in all of 2025
9,113
Stocking log

Every stocking record

Every trout and salmon release Michigan DNR lists for this water in the last two years, newest first, then yearly totals since 2020. Counts include small fish (fingerlings) as well as catchable trout; the average length tells them apart (the DNR records it in centimetres; it is shown here in inches). The site is the stocking point the DNR names within the water.

Last stocked, May 26, 20266,277Splake, avg 8.3 in
2026 · 6,277 fish on 1 date
DateSpeciesFishSiteAvg. length
May 26Splake6,277 fish · Angeline Lake6,277Angeline Lake8.3 in
2025 · 9,113 fish on 1 date
DateSpeciesFishSiteAvg. length
May 28Splake4,993 fish · Angeline Lake4,993Angeline Lake8.2 in
May 28Splake4,120 fish · Angeline Lake4,120Angeline Lake8.2 in
Every year since 2020
YearStocking datesFish
202616,277
202519,113
2024345,536
2022221,036
2021422,627
202026,363
2020 – 2026

Trout stocked each year

2026 is outlined because the year is not over. The tallest full year is yellow. Counts include fingerlings. Records start in 2020.

  1. 6.4k2020: 6,363 fish
  2. 23k2021: 22,627 fish
  3. 21k2022: 21,036 fish
  4. –2023: 0 fish
  5. 46k2024: 45,536 fish
  6. 9.1k2025: 9,113 fish
  7. 6.3k2026: 6,277 fish

What is stocked here

All records since 2020
SpeciesFishShare
Rainbow trout54,64549%
Splake48,81144%
Brook trout6,2736%
Lake trout1,2231%

Open on a map

Map point 46.4796, -87.6635: the USGS Geographic Names Information System point for this lake (feature 620125). It marks the water, not a parking lot or a boat launch.

Closest waters on this site

Straight-line distance between USGS map points, not driving distance.

Also in Marquette County: Escanaba River, Carp River, Sporley Lake, Brocky Lake, Twin Lake, Warner Creek, Yellow Dog River, Chocolay River.

Source: DNR fish stocking database, Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Pulled . Check the agency and the current fishing rules before you go.