Made in USA, this is our paradise Map of the Fairmont Chain of Lakes in Martin County, Minnesota!
Amber Lake
180 Acres, 19 Feet Deep
Budd Lake
224 Acres, 23 Feet Deep
George Lake
84 Acres, 11 Feet Deep
Hall Lake
513 Acres, 27 Feet Deep
Lake Sisseton
140 Acres, 19 Feet Deep
Amber Lake
The ultimate member of Fairmont’s chain of lakes is comparatively featureless, but don’t let that mislead you, Amber is brimming with panfish! DNR announced that more crappies were sampled in 2001 all the more! The east shoreline is known for both bass and northern pike. Channel catfish were additionally abundant, averaging approximately 15 inches long, thus providing another species!
Budd Lake
DNR surveys note an abundance of channel catfish which averaged 15.83 inches in length, with walleyes averaging 14.44 inches. This lake’s small-scale and bowl-like geography make it excellent for fishing weed edges!
George Lake
A decidedly productive lake, this shallow reservoir retains an ample supply of walleyes, crappies, perch, and bluegills! In 2001, the enumeration reveal that walleye size vary from 7 to 22 inches with some around 16 inches. Many crappies were sampled in the 7.5 to 9 inch compass. The public fishing pier in Lincoln Park is a wonderful fishing location!
Hall Lake
Hall is not noted for bass, even so, it can be a sleeper as hardly any folk are looking for them. Most of the pursuit here is toward walleyes, with the average lengths being 19.79 inches! Hall Lake is described as a “good overall fishery.” In addition to walleye, Hall is noted for its perch, crappies, and northern pike. Even still, it is in all likelihood the best lake in Fairmont for catching catfish!
Lake Sisseton
Lake Sisseton’s shoreline rock structure make it a good environment for breeding perch. In addition to deeper water, it has a weed line! This lake is excellent for walleye, largemouth bass, and bluegills! However, since it is joined with other lakes, fish movement is common!
