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Mirror Lake Fish Stocking

Ontonagon County, Michigan · 1986 to 2026 on record

According to MDNR records, Mirror Lake has 35 stocking records on file across 2 species. The most recent stocking season represented is 2026.

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35
Stocking records
114,921
Fish reported stocked
2
Species
2026
Latest season

Stocking activity by season

35 seasons on record, most in the 2026 (1 records). Click a bar to jump to that season below.

1 records
2026 · 1,998 fish
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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. Showing the most recent 25 of 35 seasons — the full history is listed below.

Most-stocked species

Splake 29 records
Brook Trout 6 records

Location

Exact coordinates not yet available · Ontonagon County

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Stocking history

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

SpeciesFish stockedSizePhase
Splake 1,998 6.97" avg · Hybrid strain —

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Quick facts

Latest season 2026
Most stocked Splake
Species Splake, Brook Trout
County Ontonagon
Seasons on record 1986 – 2026
Fish reported 114,921
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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MDNR records show Mirror Lake stocked with Splake, Brook Trout.

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