Mud Lake (T16N R08E S17, Myers)

About Mud Lake (T16N R08E S17, Myers)

Mud Lake in Marquette County, Wisconsin, invites visitors to enjoy a quiet and intimate fishing experience on its modest 45-acre surface. Its shallow waters, rarely exceeding five feet in depth, create a unique environment that is easily accessible and ideal for anglers seeking a calm day on the water. The lake’s proximity to towns like Westfield, Oxford, and Packwaukee adds convenience without sacrificing the peaceful natural setting. Surrounded by the scenic backdrop of Roche-a-cri State Park and Rocky Arbor State Park, Mud Lake benefits from a tranquil regional atmosphere. This small lake’s gentle size and limited depth make it a distinctive destination for those who appreciate a more personal connection with nature and water activities throughout the year.

Surface area

45 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.7

Fishing Mud Lake (T16N R08E S17, Myers)

Variety defines the fishing opportunities at Mud Lake, where anglers can expect to encounter several known fish species in its shallow waters. The lake supports a diverse aquatic community that caters to different fishing preferences, providing a rewarding experience despite its limited depth. The accessible size of the lake allows for easy exploration and a chance to target multiple species, making it a versatile spot for anglers who enjoy a relaxed outing with varied catches.

Ice fishing

Species like panfish and other shallow-water fish make Mud Lake a favored spot for ice fishing during the colder months. The lake’s shallow depth allows anglers to connect with fish beneath the ice, offering a seasonal fishing experience that complements the warmer months.