Michigan waters

Southeast · Lapeer

Algoe Lake

Public trout plants

11

Fish recorded

6,310

History

1979-1989

DNR water ID

6579

Today's conditions

Good · 69 out of 100 · Weather-only estimate

Water temperature

Not reported

River flow

Not reported

Gauge height

Not reported

National Weather ServiceChecked Oct 24, 12:14 AM EDT

Eddy's read today

Eddy here - Algoe Lake: Good today. Light winds. 500 Soda Lake stocked Apr 20. Try a nymph, like a pheasant tail. (Weather only)

Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair and Detroit River fisheries.

Spring walleye in April-May; smallmouth in May-October. Check current Michigan fishing regulations before a trip.

42.88788, -83.44477 · BLM PLSS section centroid · MI190060N0090E0 section 31

Representative stocking location, not an access point or surveyed water centroid.

Species on record

Brown troutRainbow trout

Historical public plants establish recorded presence, not a guarantee of fish here today.

Trout stocking history

Michigan DNR source

Site rows are combined by water, species, strain and event date. Private plants are excluded. Stocking dates are when fish went in, not when the record was discovered.

11 public plants

Event dateSpecies / strainFishAvg. length
1989-04-20Brown trout

Soda Lake

5005.8 in (14.8 cm)
1988-04-20Brown trout

Soda Lake

5805.4 in (13.8 cm)
1987-05-14Brown trout

Strain not recorded

4406.3 in (16.1 cm)
1986-04-02Brown trout

Strain not recorded

4306.3 in (15.9 cm)
1985-04-15Brown trout

Harrietta

4105.6 in (14.2 cm)
1984-04-12Brown trout

Harrietta

5006.2 in (15.8 cm)
1983-04-06Brown trout

Harrietta

5006.3 in (16.0 cm)
1982-04-19Brown trout

Harrietta

4506.5 in (16.6 cm)
1981-04-02Brown trout

Harrietta

5004.3 in (10.8 cm)
1980-04-09Brown trout

Strain not recorded

5006.8 in (17.2 cm)
1979-06-04Rainbow trout

Strain not recorded

1,5007 in (17.8 cm)

Small fish are future fishery history, not a claim of fishable stockers. Average length is count-weighted from available measurements. No per-record posting time is supplied by DNR. Steelhead classification uses verified strains; Michigan strain requires a verified Great Lakes tributary.