Mercer
Wisconsin
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Wisconsin - "We have it all!"
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The Mercer
area of Northern Wisconsin has long been know for it's excellent fishing
both summer and winter. From the Wiley Walleye to the Magnificent
Muskie and everything in between can be found right here in our area lakes
and flowages. Mercer offers something for every type of fisherman,
from the weekend warrior to the hard core tournament angler.
Below are just a
few of the 200+ area lakes you have to choose from. We chose these a representation
of some of the opportunities that the Mercer area has to offer. For a more
complete list of lakes feel free to contact us for
more information.
For a complete Lake Map Book for the entire Mercer Area please visit: http://www.fishingthenorthcountry.com
"Click" on
the name of the lake to view a map of the lake and surrounding roads.
BOOT
LAKE
Boot Lake is located in the Springstead
area north of Hwy. 182 with a public boat landing. It is 180 acres
and 16 feet deep. Species of fish include muskie, northern pike,
walleye, bass and panfish.
FAT LAKE
Fat Lake is located in he southeast corner
of the Mercer area, just off Hwy 47. Private. It is 99 acres
and 23 feet deep. Species of fish include muskie, large and smallmouth
bass and panfish.
FISHER
LAKE
Fisher Lake is located in the east-central
portion of the Mercer area east of Hwy. H. It is 452 acres and 25 feet
deep. Species of fish include muskie, northern pike, walleye, largemouth
bass and panfish.
GRAND
PORTAGE LAKE
Grand Portage Lake (Tank Lake) is located
in the central portion of the Mercer area, in the town of Mercer - east
of Hwy. J with public boat landing. It is 144 acres and 31 feet deep.
species of fish include muskie, northern pike,
walleye, largemouth bass and panfish.
LAKE
OF THE FALLS
Lake of the Falls is located in the western
portion of the Mercer area, just north of Hwy. FF. It is 338 acres
and 23 feet deep. Species of fish include muskie, walleye, northern pike,
smallmouth bass and panfish.
LITTLE
MARTHA LAKE
Little Martha Lake is located in the north
central Mercer, east of Hwy. H. It is 35 acres and 36 feet deep.
Species of fish include muskie northern pike, bass, walleye and panfish.
LITTLE MUSKIE LAKE
Little Muskie Lake is located in the Springstead
area south of Hwy. 182. It is 47 acres and 32 feet deep. Species
of fish include muskie, northern pike, bass, walleye and panfish.
LONG
LAKE
Long Lake is located in downtown Mercer with a public boat landing.
It is 376 acres and 30 feet deep. The species of fish include muskie,
northern pike, walleye, smallmouth bass and panfish.
MERCER LAKE
Mercer Lake is located in the northwestern part of the Mercer area, just west of Hwy. G with public boat landing. It is 184 acres and 24 feet deep. The species of fish include muskie, northern pike, walleye, smallmouth bass and panfish.
MUSKIE LAKE
Muskie Lake is located int he Springstead
area just south of Hwy 182. Nonpublic, it is 81 acres and 20 feet
deep. Species of fish include walleye, muskie, largemouth bass and panfish.
PIKE LAKE
Pike Lake is located int he west central
portion of the Mercer area, just off Hwy. 51. Private landing.
It is 194 acres and 80 feet deep. Species of fish include muskie,
walleye, northern pike, bass and panfish.
RICE
LAKE
Rice Lake is located in the north central
portion of the Mercer area off Hwy. 51 on Arrowhead Road. Private landing.
It is 125 acres and 21 feet deep. Species of fish include northern
pike, walleye, muskie, bass and panfish.
SAN
DOMINGO LAKE
San Domingo Lake is located in the east
central portion of the Mercer area, just off Hwy. 51. Non-public.
It is 39 acres and 20 feet deep. Species of fish include northern
pike, largemouth bass and panfish.
SPIDER
LAKE
Spider Lake is located in the north central
portion of the Mercer area, just east of Hwy. H. with a public boat landing.
It is 352 acres and 49 feet deep. Species of fish include walleye, muskie,
northern pike, smallmouth bass and panfish.
 TURTLE
FLAMBEAU FLOWAGE
Turtle-Flambeau Flowage is located in
the southern portion of the Mercer area, north of 182 and off of Co. FF.
Three public boat landings. It encompasses 19,000 acres of water
with a maximum depth of 50 feet. Species of fish include walleye,
muskie, northern pike, smallmouth bass and panfish.
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