Naomikong Pond fishing

Naomikong Pond fishing has Brook Trout on the stocking report. Also recorded: Golden shiner and Rainbow smelt. It is stocked about 0.8 times a year since 1979, most often in May and October. Species guides list dawn, day, and dusk for Brook Trout and night for Rainbow smelt.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
May 12, 2026
· Brook Trout
Plants on record
39
Since 1979
Species stocked
1 (+2 also recorded)
Surface acres
6.4

Fish at Naomikong Pond

1 stocked · 2 confirmed present

Brook Trout Stocked · 39 plants · last May 12, 2026 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked May 12, 2026 · 39 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Brook Trout species guide

How Naomikong Pond is stocked

Source: Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

About 2,566 reported fish per acre, the most of 7 lakes in Chippewa County with both a fish count and a surface area.

Fish stocked in 1979

500

Fish stocked in 1980

500

Fish stocked in 1981

500

Fish stocked in 1982

500

Fish stocked in 1984

500

Fish stocked in 1985

470

Fish stocked in 1986

500

Fish stocked in 1987

500

Fish stocked in 1990

500

Fish stocked in 1991

500

Fish stocked in 1992

500

Fish stocked in 1993

500

Fish stocked in 1994

500

Fish stocked in 1995

500

Fish stocked in 1997

500

Fish stocked in 1998

500

Fish stocked in 1999

500

Fish stocked in 2003

796

Fish stocked in 2004

500

Fish stocked in 2005

500

Fish stocked in 2006

400

Fish stocked in 2007

400

Fish stocked in 2008

450

Fish stocked in 2009

400

Fish stocked in 2010

399

Fish stocked in 2011

399

Fish stocked in 2013

400

Fish stocked in 2014

400

Fish stocked in 2015

400

Fish stocked in 2016

398

Fish stocked in 2017

400

Fish stocked in 2018

400

Fish stocked in 2019

178

Fish stocked in 2021

179

Fish stocked in 2022

198

Fish stocked in 2023

198

Fish stocked in 2024

198

Fish stocked in 2025

178

Fish stocked in 2026

180

Stocking history

Source: Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
May 12, 2026Brook Trout180–report
May 1, 2025Brook Trout178–report
April 22, 2024Brook Trout198–report
May 5, 2023Brook Trout198–report
May 23, 2022Brook Trout198–report
May 4, 2021Brook Trout179–report
May 22, 2019Brook Trout178–report
October 17, 2018Brook Trout400–report
October 18, 2017Brook Trout400–report
November 1, 2016Brook Trout398–report
November 3, 2015Brook Trout400–report
October 14, 2014Brook Trout400–report
October 24, 2013Brook Trout400–report
November 1, 2011Brook Trout399–report
November 10, 2010Brook Trout399–report
November 2, 2009Brook Trout400–report
October 20, 2008Brook Trout450–report
October 22, 2007Brook Trout400–report
October 9, 2006Brook Trout400–report
October 11, 2005Brook Trout500–report
November 3, 2004Brook Trout500–report
May 6, 2003Brook Trout796–report
September 30, 1999Brook Trout500–report
October 9, 1998Brook Trout500–report
October 13, 1997Brook Trout500–report
October 4, 1995Brook Trout500–report
October 6, 1994Brook Trout500–report
October 28, 1993Brook Trout500–report
September 30, 1992Brook Trout500–report
September 26, 1991Brook Trout500–report
September 24, 1990Brook Trout500–report
September 21, 1987Brook Trout500–report
October 24, 1986Brook Trout500–report
October 23, 1985Brook Trout470–report
October 16, 1984Brook Trout500–report
May 18, 1982Brook Trout500–report
June 2, 1981Brook Trout500–report
June 23, 1980Brook Trout500–report
July 6, 1979Brook Trout500–report

Access and facts

Nearest town
Eckerman, MI

Walk-in pond in the Hiawatha National Forest, reached from a paved scenic-overlook lot about 7 miles east of M-123 on Lakeshore Drive (Curley Lewis Highway). Access is on the south side: park at the gate and walk the trail. Hand-carry craft can be hauled in; DNR says shore spots are plentiful.

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Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Michigan Department of Natural Resources before you go.

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Common questions

What fish are at Naomikong Pond?

Fishing Naomikong Pond usually means Brook Trout. All 39 plants on record are Brook Trout. Brook Trout was last stocked May 12, 2026. Golden shiner and Rainbow smelt are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Naomikong Pond stocked?

Last stocked May 12, 2026. It is stocked about 0.8 times a year since 1979, most often in May and October. About 2,566 reported fish per acre, the most of 7 lakes in Chippewa County with both a fish count and a surface area. No plants recorded in 9 years between 1979 and 2026.

How do you get on Naomikong Pond?

The nearest town is Eckerman, MI. Walk-in pond in the Hiawatha National Forest, reached from a paved scenic-overlook lot about 7 miles east of M-123 on Lakeshore Drive (Curley Lewis Highway). Access is on the south side: park at the gate and walk the trail. Hand-carry craft can be hauled in; DNR says shore spots are plentiful.

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