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Rebecca Lake (Hennepin County)

Hennepin County, Minnesota - DNR stocking history, depth and survey data

Minnesota · Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) · DOW 27019200

DNR records show 7 stocking entries at Rebecca Lake (Hennepin County) since 2017, most recently muskellunge fingerlings in 2025 (268 fish).

Depth map

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Bathymetric contours from the Minnesota DNR lake survey; depths in feet. Simplified for the web; not for navigation.

Stocking history

YearSpeciesSizeNumberPounds
2025Muskellungefingerlings26889.3
2025Muskellungeyearlings5031.1
2023Muskellungefingerlings26269.5
2022Muskellungeyearlings710.5
2021Muskellungefingerlings26341.5
2019Muskellungefingerlings25677.1
2017Muskellungefingerlings513102.8
Field note · Minnesota stocks by year, not by truck day: walleye fry go in within weeks of ice-out, fingerlings and yearlings mostly in fall, and stream trout in spring and fall. A row here means the fish went in during that year; DNR adds the year's rows after the fact, so the current year can look empty until winter.

Public accesses

TypeOwnerWhere
concrete ramp- - Within Three Rivers Park District's Lake Rebecca Park. Fee required for parking boat-trailer combinations. System-wide season passes available.

DNR fish survey, 2021

SpeciesGearCatch per netTotal catchAvg lb
BluegillStandard trap nets243.302,4330.09
Black crappieStandard trap nets15.401540.12
PumpkinseedStandard trap nets6.70670.09
Hybrid sunfishStandard trap nets6.20620.10
Yellow perchStandard trap nets2.00200.09
Golden shinerStandard trap nets1.60160.06
Green sunfishStandard trap nets0.4040.05

Catch per net (CPUE) is the DNR survey's count per gill net or trap net set; higher means more of that species were sampled, not a fishing forecast. Top species per gear shown; where we have no verified common name for a DNR code, the code itself is shown.

Rebecca is a 263-acre lake with a maximum depth of 30 feet. The lake is located south of Rockford in western Hennepin County. It is entirely within the Lake Rebecca Park Reserve, operated by the Three Rivers Park District. The lake is primarily managed for Muskellunge and secondarily managed for Bluegill and Largemouth Bass. Since 1987, Lake Rebecca has been Minnesota's primary source for Leech Lake strain Muskellunge eggs. It is important for anglers to handle these fish carefully and return them to the water quickly to ensure these fish will be able to contribute to future generations of Minnesota Muskellunge. A Standard Survey was conducted during the first week in June 2016 to evaluate the size structure and abundance of game fish species (other than Muskellunge) in the lake. Only trap nets were used during this assessment to limit physically damaging and physiologically stressing Muskellunge. In 2021, Bluegill were sampled in extremely high numbers. Of the 2,433 Bluegill that were sampled, 97% were between 4.5 and 6.0 inches in length. The largest fish was 6.5 inches long. Black Crappie were sampled at above average, though not extremely high, numbers. Fish lengths were between 3.5 and 10.0 inches, with an average of 5.9 inches. Ninety percent of the fish were smaller than 7.5 inches. A good number of Yellow Perch were sampled in 2021, and their size was small. Fish lengths were between 4.5 and 7.5 inches, with an average of 5.9 inches. Sampling for Largemouth Bass was not conducted in 2021, and none were sampled in the trap nets. Other fishes sampled in low abundance were Golden Shiner, Green Sunfish, hybrid sunfish, and Pumpkinseed.

Minnesota DNR survey narrative, .

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Stocking rows, depths, accesses and survey figures are Minnesota DNR LakeFinder data as of 2026-09-02; contours are the DNR bathymetric survey. Regulations, slot limits and special rules are on the DNR page linked above, not here.

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