Unnamed T90N R21E S36-09

About Unnamed T90N R21E S36-09

Ozaukee County in Wisconsin features a modestly sized lake known as Unnamed T90N R21E S36-09. This lake spans just under 50 acres, offering a peaceful water body with a maximum depth of 13 feet, making it a relatively shallow spot that is accessible and inviting for a variety of outdoor activities. Its proximity to towns like Brown Deer, River Hills, and Thiensville provides convenient access for locals and visitors alike. The lake is surrounded by natural landscapes that include Harrington Beach State Park and Kettle Moraine State Forest, which contribute to the area's scenic and tranquil atmosphere. This setting makes the lake a quiet retreat within Ozaukee County, appealing to those who appreciate smaller, less crowded water bodies in Wisconsin.

Surface area

49 acres

Maximum depth

13 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.7

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Unnamed T90N R21E S36-09

For anglers with varying skill levels, this lake presents a straightforward fishing experience focused on two key species: bluegill and largemouth bass. The shallow waters create a productive environment for these fish, often resulting in enjoyable fishing outings. While the fish diversity is limited, the presence of these popular species offers consistent opportunities for both casual and more dedicated anglers to engage with the local fishery.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, the lake supports ice fishing activities, providing a seasonal way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with the local fish species beneath the ice. This seasonal option adds to the lake's year-round appeal for those who enjoy winter fishing experiences in Wisconsin.