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McIntosh County · lake · 764 acres

Kislingbury Lake

Walleye — stocked in Kislingbury Lake, North Dakota

Stocked 2× since 2025 · North Dakota Game and Fish Department

Kislingbury Lake is a lake in McIntosh County, North Dakota, stocked with Walleye — most recently on Jun 12, 2026. FishableWaters aggregates every stocking record for this water from North Dakota Game and Fish Department; the latest schedule and today's bite windows are above.

Best days this week

Days near a new or full moon tend to fish best.

Today's bite windows

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Conditions, next 3 days

Today

Drizzle

84°

68°

17 mph

73%

Fri

Drizzle

84°

66°

13 mph

26%

Sat

Clear

90°

60°

13 mph

pressure risingPost-front rising pressure can slow things down for a day.

Stocking ledger

2025: 1 stocking2026: 1 stocking
2026
Jun 12Walleye50,2501500/lb
2025
Jun 17Walleye48,6002700/lb

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All North Dakota waters with walleye

Nearby waters

Seasons, limits, and rules are the state's call — check the official ND regulations and buy your license before you go. We link the source; we never restate the rules.

Kislingbury Lake fishing — FAQ

What fish are stocked in Kislingbury Lake?+

Kislingbury Lake is stocked with Walleye in McIntosh County, North Dakota, most recently on Jun 12, 2026 by North Dakota Game and Fish Department. The full stocking ledger is on this page.

Do I need a license to fish Kislingbury Lake?+

Yes — North Dakota requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check current seasons and limits before you go; both are linked on this page.

Where is Kislingbury Lake?+

Kislingbury Lake is a lake in McIntosh County, North Dakota. Driving directions and an interactive topo map are on this page.

Data: North Dakota Game and Fish Department · updated Jun 12, 2026 · checked daily · we publish what agencies publish, nothing else.