Where Largemouth Bass has been stocked
Record counts below are for Largemouth Bass at each water.
Stark County
Dickinson Reservoir
1 Largemouth Bass records · 536 fish
Latest
2021
Barnes County
Lake Ashtabula
3 Largemouth Bass records · 30,800 fish
Latest
2020
Morton County
Crown Butte Dam
1 Largemouth Bass records · 2,550 fish
Latest
2020
Stark County
Dassinger Pond
1 Largemouth Bass records · 50 fish
Latest
2020
Hettinger County
Mott Watershed Dam
1 Largemouth Bass records · 102 fish
Latest
2020
Oliver County
Nelson Lake
1 Largemouth Bass records · 4,675 fish
Latest
2020
McKenzie County
Sather Dam
1 Largemouth Bass records · 128 fish
Latest
2020
Burleigh County
New Johns Lake
2 Largemouth Bass records · 16,000 fish
Latest
2019
Grant County
Raleigh Reservoir
1 Largemouth Bass records · 66 fish
Latest
2019
Cass County
Brewer Lake
2 Largemouth Bass records · 59 fish
Latest
2018
Dickey County
Pheasant Lake
2 Largemouth Bass records · 30,538 fish
Latest
2018
Williams County
Kettle Lake
1 Largemouth Bass records · 76 fish
Latest
2018
Lamoure County
Limesand‑seefeldt Dam
1 Largemouth Bass records · 6,000 fish
Latest
2018
Dickey County
Wilson Dam
1 Largemouth Bass records · 6,000 fish
Latest
2018
Morton County
Sweet Briar Lake
2 Largemouth Bass records · 10,800 fish
Latest
2017
State: North Dakota
Blickensderfer Dam, Hettinger
1 Largemouth Bass records · 200 fish
Latest
2017
McLean County
Custer Mine
1 Largemouth Bass records · 200 fish
Latest
2017
Stark County
Dickinson Dike
1 Largemouth Bass records · 70 fish
Latest
2017
McLean County
Lightning Lake
1 Largemouth Bass records · 200 fish
Latest
2017
Data source
Compiled from public records published by the North Dakota Game & Fish Department. Figures are stocking records reported by the agency, not current fish populations. StockedSpots is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by NDGF.
Source: NDGF. Data last checked September 1, 2026.
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