Mud Lake (Hartmans)

About Mud Lake (Hartmans)

Spending time on Mud Lake (Hartmans) in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, feels like stepping into a peaceful, shallow water retreat. The lake's modest size creates an intimate setting where nature's quiet rhythms dominate. With a surface area that covers just over 60 acres and a maximum depth barely reaching three feet, the waters here are accessible and inviting for those who appreciate calm surroundings. This lake's location near the towns of Kiel, New Holstein, and St. Nazianz places it within a gently rolling landscape. The nearby presence of High Cliff State Park and Kohler-Andrae State Park adds a broader natural context, framing the lake within a region known for its outdoor spaces and scenic beauty.

Surface area

62 acres

Maximum depth

3 feet

Lake-Link Score

36.1

Member rating

1.0 (1)

Fishing Mud Lake (Hartmans)

Fishing at Mud Lake (Hartmans) offers a unique experience due to its shallow depth and limited fish diversity. Anglers can expect to find a modest variety of species suited to these conditions. The lake's gentle waters provide a quiet environment for those seeking a low-key fishing outing. While the fish population may not be abundant, the opportunity to connect with nature in this setting is rewarding. The shallow waters make it easier to access spots where fish may gather, though the overall variety remains limited.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Mud Lake (Hartmans) is a seasonal activity that reflects the lake's quiet character during winter months. The shallow depth means the lake freezes over consistently, allowing anglers to enjoy a peaceful ice fishing experience surrounded by Manitowoc County's winter landscape.