Dot Lake fishing

Dot Lake fishing: not stocked since June 14, 1967. It was stocked with Arctic Grayling. Also recorded: Northern Pike. Species guides list dawn, day, and dusk as the active times.

Dot Lake
Photo: Richard Edwards, CC BY-SA 3.0
Last stocked
June 14, 1967
· Arctic Grayling
Plants on record
1
Since 1967
Species stocked
1 (+1 also recorded)
Average size
0.4 in
Elevation
1,377 ft

Fish at Dot Lake

1 stocked · 1 confirmed present

How Dot Lake is stocked

Source: Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Jan Lake (8.3 mi), Monte Lake (11.1 mi), Lisa Lake (19 mi), Craig Lake (20.3 mi), and South Johnson Lake (21.8 mi) were stocked more recently. Jan Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling and Craig Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling.

Stocking history

Source: Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
June 14, 1967Arctic Grayling34,0000.4 inreport

Access and facts

Nearest town
Dot Lake, AK

Roadside lake at Mile 1361.5 Alaska Highway beside the community of Dot Lake; ADF&G's lake database lists a boat launch. Small and very shallow (max depth about 7 ft), and ADF&G winter surveys in the 1960s found no dissolved oxygen, so fish may not survive the winter.

Drafted by AI from the cited sources and checked before publishing.

Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Alaska Department of Fish and Game before you go.

About Dot Lake

Photo of Dot Lake
Richard Edwards, CC BY-SA 3.0

Nearest lakes

Common questions

What fish are at Dot Lake?

Fishing Dot Lake usually means Arctic Grayling. The one plant on record is Arctic Grayling. Arctic Grayling was last stocked June 14, 1967, averaging 0.4 in. Northern Pike is recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Dot Lake stocked?

Not stocked since June 14, 1967.

How big are the fish stocked at Dot Lake?

Arctic Grayling stocked at Dot Lake average 0.4 in.

How do you get on Dot Lake?

The nearest town is Dot Lake, AK. Roadside lake at Mile 1361.5 Alaska Highway beside the community of Dot Lake; ADF&G's lake database lists a boat launch. Small and very shallow (max depth about 7 ft), and ADF&G winter surveys in the 1960s found no dissolved oxygen, so fish may not survive the winter.

Which lakes near Dot Lake were stocked more recently?

Jan Lake (8.3 mi), Monte Lake (11.1 mi), Lisa Lake (19 mi), Craig Lake (20.3 mi), and South Johnson Lake (21.8 mi) were stocked more recently. Jan Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling and Craig Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling.

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