in Minnesota for Bluegills, Green Sunfish, Hybrid Sunfish,
Pumpkinseed Sunfish, Rock Bass, White Bass, Yellow Perch and
Other MN Panfish. One or more species of sunfish populate
virtually all warm water streams, ponds and lakes throughout
Minnesota and around the world for that matter. They can survive
in waters that provide their natural food source of minnows,
crustaceans, insects and worms. Their competitive nature amongst
themselves for food, makes them relatively easy to catch.
Sunfish Lakes In Minnesota Minnesota is the land of ten-thousand
lakes and you can be sure a high percentage of them have one or
species of panfish as residents. State records typically come
from small lakes and private ponds that receive little fishing
pressure. The larger, more consistent schools of panfish come
from some of the major lakes in this state including Big Stone
Lake, Cass Lake, Kabetogama Lake, Lake Mille Lacs, Lake of the
Woods, Lake Pepin, Lake Traverse, Lake Vermilion, Lake
Winnibigoshish, Lake Minnetonka, Lake M