Fishtrap Lake

   Fishtrap Lake is a nice 339 acre lake with clear water located about ten minutes north of Boulder Junction. The lake connects with High Lake offering a big body of water to explore. One of the nicer things about Fishtrap Lake is that it has a meandering shoreline. Meandering shorelines are far prettier and more interesting (at least in my opinion) than bowl shaped lakes where you can take it all in with one glance. The 6.3 mile shoreline only has about 10.5 owners per mile of shoreline. The water clarity is really good, coming in at 14 feet. Fishtrap Lake is a clear-water lake just north of Boulder Junction that connects with High Lake, creating a larger, combined system with lots of shoreline to explore. Its meandering shoreline—full of points, bays, and subtle narrows—makes it particularly appealing for paddling and small-boat exploring, giving it more visual interest than simple bowl-shaped lakes. The lake sits close enough to town to be convenient but far enough out to feel like its own destination with a generally relaxed, cabin-country atmosphere. The clear water and winding shoreline make it a scenic, cabin-friendly lake, and its connection to High Lake adds even more room to roam. Owners who land here typically want a pretty, mid-sized system with good fishing and a quieter north-of-town setting. Buyers who favor Fishtrap often want a clear, connected lake with a scenic shoreline, strong fishing, and a quieter, north-of-town setting.