Tee Lake

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Tee Lake is in Ecological Lake Class 13, which consists of 84 lakes in northeast Minnesota that are small and shallow, and have very soft (unmineralized) water. Tee Lake is smaller and has a more irregular shoreline shape than most lakes in this lake class.Tee Lake stratifies thermally in midsummer and has less than 2 ppm oxygen below 7 ft, at which depth the temperature is about 70 F. Winter under-ice oxygen is good. Aquatic plants are sparse and grow to a depth of 6 ft. The inlet from Sletten Lake and the outlet to Grassy Lake are small and have barriers to upstream fish movement.The total catch of fish in 1997 (all species combined) of 10 fish/gillnet (1 lb/gillnet) was lower than normal for this lake class. Fish production in this lake is limited by its small size, rocky bottom substrate, limited midsummer oxygen, and extremely low water fertility.Yellow perch were the only fish species captured in 1997. Perch numbers (10/gillnet) were normal for this lake class and were similar to the previous perch catch of 8/gillnet in 1975. Perch sizes in 1997 averaged 7"; the largest was 9". Perch recruitment was distributed among four year classes. Perch growth (5" at age five) was slower than normal for the area.Two 30" northern pike were captured in the 1975 gillnetting. No pike were captured in the 1997 gillnetting. Trapnets have not been set in this lake due to the difficult access.

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