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Fishing at White Swan, Minnesota

165-acre lake ยท Itasca County ยท 1 species stocked

If you're looking for somewhere to wet a line in Minnesota, White Swan is one of the most consistently productive lakes in Itasca County. At 165 acres, it offers small lake fishing across specialized habitat โ€” exactly the kind of water that rewards anglers who pay attention to stocking schedules and seasonal patterns.

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Recent Stocking Reports

The most recent 1 stocking events on record for White Swan:

DateSpeciesQuantityAvg size
Jan 1, 2021 ๐ŸŸ Black Crappie 3,000 0.0โ€ณ

Species You Can Catch

Where to Catch Black Crappie in Minnesota

If you're targeting one of the species stocked in White Swan, the state-level guide ranks the top lakes by stocking volume โ€” a good supplement to this page when planning a trip:

Best Time to Fish White Swan

For black crappie, the best fishing on White Swan is typically in spring and fall, when surface temperatures fall in the 55โ€“70ยฐF range. That window matches the active feeding period for the species and aligns with lake thermal turnover, putting fish in predictable depths and structure. Check the recent stocking dates above โ€” fish are easiest to locate in the first two to four weeks after a planting.

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Nearby Lakes

Other stocked waters within ~75 miles of White Swan:

Fishing Regulations

A valid Minnesota fishing license is required at White Swan. Buy one online and check current regulations at the Minnesota DNR. Always confirm seasonal closures, size limits, and creel limits before fishing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are stocked in White Swan?

White Swan has been stocked with Black Crappie.

When was White Swan last stocked?

The most recent stocking on record was Jan 1, 2021, when 3,000 black crappie were planted.

Do I need a fishing license for White Swan?

Yes โ€” a valid Minnesota fishing license is required. Purchase one online from the Minnesota DNR.