North Shattuck Lake

About North Shattuck Lake

Time spent on North Shattuck Lake often feels calm and reflective, surrounded by the natural beauty of Chippewa County, Wisconsin. This modest lake covers 39 acres, offering a cozy yet varied aquatic environment. Its maximum depth of nearly 60 feet provides a mix of habitats that support diverse fish populations. The lake's proximity to the towns of New Auburn and Bloomer adds a touch of local charm. Nearby, Brunet Island State Park and Lake Wissota State Park frame the lake's setting, creating a scenic backdrop that enhances the outdoor experience without overwhelming the peaceful waters.

Surface area

39 acres

Maximum depth

59 feet

Lake-Link Score

52.1

Member rating

3.5 (4)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing North Shattuck Lake

Quality fishing at North Shattuck Lake centers on a range of species including largemouth bass, northern pike, and various panfish. Anglers find the lake offers a mixed experience, with opportunities to catch both aggressive predators and abundant smaller fish. The lake's moderate depth supports different fish behaviors and habitats, making it a versatile spot for those seeking a diverse catch. While some report challenges in locating larger fish, the variety present keeps the fishing interesting for those willing to explore its waters.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing on North Shattuck Lake provides a unique way to enjoy the outdoors during Wisconsin's colder months. The lake's size and depth offer a solid platform for winter anglers to pursue species like panfish and northern pike beneath the frozen surface. This seasonal activity adds another layer to the lake's year-round appeal.