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Cook Lake Fish Stocking

Alger County, Michigan · 1988 to 2024 on record

According to MDNR records, Cook Lake has 14 stocking records on file across 4 species. The most recent stocking season represented is 2024.

Cook Lake stocking
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14
Stocking records
51,350
Fish reported stocked
4
Species
2024
Latest season

Stocking activity by season

8 seasons on record, most in the 2024 (3 records). Click a bar to jump to that season below.

3 records
2024 · 14,050 fish
1988
1990
1991
1992
2015
2016
2019
2024

Stocking records per season (labelled by the season's end year). Michigan's source reports by season, so records aren't broken out by month.

Most-stocked species

Largemouth Bass 6 records
Bluegill 3 records
Fathead Minnow 3 records
Northern Pike 2 records

Location

Exact coordinates not yet available · Alger County

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Stocking history

Values shown exactly as the agency reported them; species names are normalized for search.

SpeciesFish stockedSizePhase
Bluegill 150 3.94" avg —
Fathead Minnow 13,750 1.97" avg —
Largemouth Bass 150 7.87" avg —

A stocking record does not guarantee fish remain present or may legally be harvested. Check current Michigan fishing regulations →

Quick facts

Latest season 2024
Most stocked Largemouth Bass
Species Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Fathead Minnow, Northern Pike
County Alger
Seasons on record 1988 – 2024
Fish reported 51,350
Coordinates —

Data source

Compiled from public records published by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. StockedSpots is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by MDNR.

Source: Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR). Data last checked September 1, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions

MDNR records show Cook Lake stocked with Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Fathead Minnow, Northern Pike.

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