Whale Lake

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Whale Lake has been known to contain Bluegill,[2] Northern Pike, [3] Yellow Perch,[3] and more commonly, White Sucker fish.[3]

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  1. Trails of the BWCA, Kekabic Trail Club Maps, The Hungry Beaver, May, June, July, 1996.
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