Snipe Lake
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DNR creel surveys show that Snipe Lake supports a healthy fishery, with muskie receiving significant angling effort alongside walleye, bass, and panfish. The lake’s shallow, seepage character means weeds, subtle breaks, and small structural irregularities are key, and many anglers work these areas with bucktails, jerkbaits, and soft plastics for muskies while downsizing gear for panfish and bass. Walleyes tend to be more of a low‑light and shoulder‑season target, with anglers focusing on edges and slight depth changes where they can ambush minnows and young panfish. For cabin owners, Snipe offers a rare mix: a quiet, family‑friendly lake that still has enough muskie and walleye interest to keep serious anglers engaged all season.
How big is Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake is 216 acres with 2.70 miles of shoreline.
How deep is Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake has an average depth of 10 feet and a maximum depth of 15 feet.
Does Snipe Lake have a boat launch?
Yes, Snipe Lake has a public boat launch.
How far is Snipe Lake from Eagle River?
Snipe Lake is 13 minutes from Eagle River, Wisconsin.
What fish are in Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake contains a Variety of fish species including Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye.
What is the water clarity of Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake has a water clarity of 13.5 feet.
How long is the shoreline on Snipe Lake?
The shoreline of Snipe Lake is about 2.70 miles.
What type of lake is Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake is a Seepage lake.
What is the trophic status of Snipe Lake?
Snipe Lake is a Mesotrophic lake.