Corson County Fishing Streams
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Streams in Corson County
| Place | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Archambault Creek | Cottonwood Creek SW |
| Baldhead Creek | Mahto NE |
| Beef Creek | Black Horse Butte |
| Black Horse Butte Creek | Cottonwood Creek NW |
| Blackfoot Creek | Mahto NE |
| Blackhawk Creek | Kenel |
| Cedar Boy Creek | Cottonwood Creek NW |
| Claymore Creek | Wakpala SE |
| Cottonwood Creek | Cottonwood Creek NE |
| Cottonwood Creek | Black Horse Butte NW |
| Cyclone Creek | Black Horse Butte NW |
| Darling Creek | Black Horse Butte |
| Deadman Creek | Mobridge |
| Deep Bank Creek | Wakpala SE |
| Deer Creek | Black Horse Butte NW |
| Dirt Lodge Creek | Black Horse |
| East Fork East Twin Butte Creek | Twin Butte |
| Firesteel Creek | Black Horse NE |
| First Creek | Black Horse Butte |
| Fisher Creek | Mobridge NW |
| Grand River | Mobridge |
| High Bank Creek | Little Eagle NW |
| Hump Creek | Black Horse NE |
| Hunkpapa Creek | Pollock NW |
| Iron Dog Creek | Bullhead SW |
| Joe Bush Creek | Mahto NE |
| Leavenworth Creek | Mobridge NW |
| Little Oak Creek | Little Eagle |
| Little Soldier Creek | Black Horse |
| Louse Creek | Black Horse |
| Mad Bear Creek | Mobridge NE |
| Meadow Creek | Cottonwood Creek NW |
| Oak Creek | Mobridge |
| Plum Creek | Miscol NE |
| Red Willow Creek | Morristown SE |
| Rock Creek | Bullhead |
| Second Creek | Black Horse Butte |
| Smelser Creek | Moreau NW |
| Snake Creek | Wakpala SE |
| Soldier Creek | Black Horse NE |
| Standing Cloud Creek | Black Horse SE |
| Stink Creek | Bullhead |
| Third Creek | Twin Butte |
| Thunder Hawk Creek | Black Horse Butte NW |
| Twin Butte Creek | Twin Butte |
| West Branch Willow Creek | Thunder Hawk SE |
| West Fork East Twin Butte Creek | Glad Valley |
| White Shirt Creek | Black Horse NE |
| Willow Creek | Black Horse Butte NE |
Above is a map and a list of the streams in Corson County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Corson County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.