Palmer Lake
Palmer Lake is a broad, shallow 600-plus-acre lake about 30 minutes from Boulder Junction with dark, fertile water and expansive flats.
Its wide, marsh-fringed basin gives it a rustic, fish-forward character that appeals more to anglers and wildlife watchers than to buyers chasing clear-water swimming beaches.
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Very shallow, stained lakes like Palmer can produce strong panfish, largemouth bass, and northern pike fisheries, with fish reacting well to power presentations in weedy, shallow zones. Anglers often work weedbeds, reed lines, and small channels with spinnerbaits, swim jigs, and topwaters, especially during low-light periods and overcast days. Because visibility is low, fish remain catchable throughout much of the day, and subtle depth changes or inlets can concentrate better fish. For cabin owners, Palmer offers a high-action, shallow-water playground where exploration and steady bites often matter more than finesse.
How big is Palmer Lake?
Palmer Lake is 644 acres with 5.65 miles of shoreline.
How deep is Palmer Lake?
Palmer Lake has an average depth of 8 feet and a maximum depth of 13 feet.
Does Palmer Lake have a boat launch?
Yes, Palmer Lake has a public boat launch.
How far is Palmer Lake from Boulder Junction?
Palmer Lake is 30 minutes from Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.
What is the water clarity of Palmer Lake?
Palmer Lake has a water clarity of 5.5 feet.
How long is the shoreline on Palmer Lake?
The shoreline of Palmer Lake is about 5.65 miles.
What type of lake is Palmer Lake?
Palmer Lake is a Drainage lake.
What is the trophic status of Palmer Lake?
Palmer Lake is a Eutrophic lake.
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