South Shattuck Lake

About South Shattuck Lake

South Shattuck Lake provides a spacious freshwater experience in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Covering a moderate area, this lake's depth reaches into the low 30s of feet, offering a balanced aquatic environment that supports a variety of fish and outdoor activities. Its size invites anglers and nature lovers to enjoy ample room for exploration without feeling crowded. The lake is positioned near the towns of New Auburn and Bloomer, adding convenient access for visitors. Surrounded by natural beauty, South Shattuck Lake sits in a region with nearby Brunet Island State Park and Lake Wissota State Park, which frame the area with additional outdoor opportunities and scenic landscapes.

Surface area

63 acres

Maximum depth

32 feet

Lake-Link Score

47.2

Member rating

3.0 (3)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing South Shattuck Lake

For anglers of various skill levels, South Shattuck Lake presents a rewarding challenge with its mix of species. Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Panfish inhabit the waters, creating diverse fishing experiences. The moderate depth supports these species well, allowing for different fishing approaches depending on the season and conditions. Fishing here can be productive, especially when targeting the panfish and northern pike that thrive in this environment. The lake's size and habitat diversity contribute to a dynamic fishery that appeals to both casual and more experienced anglers.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing enthusiasts will find South Shattuck Lake a suitable spot during the winter months. The lake's fish species remain active under the ice, providing opportunities to pursue Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Panfish through the frozen surface. This seasonal activity adds to the lake's year-round appeal for anglers seeking winter adventures.