Monson Lake T39n R18w S04

About Monson Lake T39n R18w S04

Monson Lake T39n R18w S04 in Burnett County, Wisconsin, invites visitors to experience its quiet, shallow waters spread across 119 acres. With a maximum depth of zero feet, this lake offers a unique setting where the water's surface blends closely with the surrounding landscape, making it a peaceful spot for seasonal outdoor activities. The nearby towns of Grantsburg provide a convenient gateway to this natural area. The lake is framed by notable state parks such as St. Croix State Park and Chengwatana State Forest, adding to the scenic backdrop that enhances the overall outdoor experience. Its shallow nature makes it accessible and appealing for those who appreciate calm waters and the natural rhythms of Wisconsin's seasons.

Surface area

119 acres

Lake-Link Score

33.7

Fishing Monson Lake T39n R18w S04

Fishing at Monson Lake is a distinct experience shaped by the lake's shallow waters and natural setting. Anglers can expect to encounter a variety of fish species that thrive in this environment, offering a rewarding challenge for those who enjoy the sport. The lake's conditions cater well to those seeking a relaxed fishing outing, with opportunities to connect with nature in Burnett County. While the species list is limited, the experience of fishing here is enriched by the lake's quiet ambiance and the surrounding natural beauty.

Ice fishing

Winter brings a special seasonal charm to Monson Lake as it becomes a spot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The frozen surface offers a peaceful setting to enjoy this classic winter pastime, embracing the quiet and stillness that comes with the season in Wisconsin.