No Mans Lake

   No Mans Lake is a deep 230 acre public lake that is a 25 minute drive from Manitowish Waters. The water is moderately clear. No Mans Lake is a relatively deep, roughly 230-acre lake north of Manitowish Waters that feels off the beaten path despite being within a manageable drive of town. The water is moderately clear, and the shoreline is mostly forested with a small number of cabins, giving it a quietly wild character compared to more built-up destinations. Its location and the lack of major resorts or public beaches keep general boating traffic low, which many owners see as a plus. It's a roughly 230-acre, relatively deep lake that feels off the beaten path despite being within a workable drive of Manitowish Waters. Heavily wooded shoreline and modest development keep the "up-north" vibe strong with low day-to-day boat traffic. This is the kind of lake people choose when they want simple, uncrowded boating and fishing in a more remote-feeling setting. It is a good fit for owners who want simple boating and fishing in a more secluded setting without giving up reasonable access to town.