Tournament Lake Maps

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Nelson Lake

Species: Largemouth Bass
Structure: This lake has it all. There are plenty of rocks to fish throughout the lake, as well as cattails and reeds. This lake also provides creeks, flats, and strong current conditions located in the North West end of the lake from the power plant outlet.

Lake Tshcida
(Heart Butte Reservoir)

Species: Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass
Structure: This lake is full of Smallmouth bass just waiting to be caught. This lake has a ton of big rock structure, reeds, trees and some moss. This lake is also has been reported to produce big largemouth bass.

Sheep Creek Dam

Species: Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass.
Structure: This lake has rock, reeds, trees, and moss. Top water, and jigs seem to work best in this lake.

New Johns

Species: Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass.
Structure: This lake is full of reeds, gravel, rock, islands and canals. This will probably be a record breaking tournament.

Lake Audubon

Cabin Sites Map

Species: Smallmouth
Structure: This lake is littered with islands with lots of gravel and rocks. Bring your GPS or a map. The green line located on this map is an indication where boats are not allowed to go during the open months. Don’t worry this lake is 16,611 acres big, there will be plenty of open water to fish.

Fish Creek Dam

Species: Largemouth and Smallmouth
Structure: This lake has a lot of reeds and moss. There are also some trees and rocks located at the dam. This lake is stocked full of both species. Choose wisely!

Raleigh Reservoir

Species: Largemouth
Structure: It has riprap along the dam and lots of weed beds.

Indian Creek Dam

Species: Largemouth and Smallmouth
Structure:The lake is full of reeds, and grass, there are some shorelines that have some rock on it but not much. There are three rip rap points on it when they landscape the lake five years ago. The dam of the lake has a rock on it as well. The shorelines average about 4-8 ft of water. It's prime for flippin and pitchin & top water.