Connor Lake fishing

Fishing at Connor Lake has Arctic Grayling on the stocking report. It is stocked about 0.4 times a year since 1978, most often in May and June.

Last stocked

June 9, 2020

Plants on record

Since 1978

Species recorded

Average size

4.2 in

Elevation

2,447 ft

How Connor Lake is stocked

The first plant of the year usually falls in the second week of June. In 2020 it was June 9, 2020, about when it usually is.

No plants recorded in 27 years between 1978 and 2020.

North Jans Lake (5.3 mi), South Jans Lake (5.8 mi), Peanut Lake (10 mi), and Old Road Lake (10.2 mi) were stocked more recently.

Fishing Connor Lake is most likely to be for Arctic Grayling. All 16 plants on record are Arctic Grayling.

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Source: Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Date	Species	Quantity	Avg. length	Source
June 9, 2020	Arctic Grayling	508	8.2 in	report
June 12, 2019	Arctic Grayling	491	8 in	report
June 12, 2018	Arctic Grayling	500	8.2 in	report
June 8, 2015	Arctic Grayling	500	8.5 in	report
June 12, 2014	Arctic Grayling	250	8 in	report
June 20, 2013	Arctic Grayling	250	9.1 in	report
August 18, 2003	Arctic Grayling	775	1.7 in	report
July 7, 2000	Arctic Grayling	486	8.2 in	report
June 7, 1996	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0 in	report
May 27, 1994	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.5 in	report
June 15, 1992	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.5 in	report
June 13, 1990	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.5 in	report
June 13, 1988	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.5 in	report
June 11, 1986	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.5 in	report
June 11, 1984	Arctic Grayling	15,000	0.4 in	report
June 13, 1978	Arctic Grayling	20,000	–	report

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Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.