South Two Lake

View of South Two Lake, the 221 acre lake in Minocqua, Wisconsin

South Two Lake is a 221-acre clear-water lake with strong depth, limited boat traffic, and significant state-owned shoreline. Its roughly 15 feet of clarity, solid average depth, and low development density give it a clean, high-quality Northwoods feel.

A small channel connects it to North Two Lake, adding additional water to explore while preserving a quiet atmosphere. Clarity, depth, privacy, and proximity to Minocqua make South Two one of the stronger small-to-mid-sized lakes in the region.

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South Two Lake Specs:

Clarity:
Avg. Depth: 26 Feet
Size: 221 Acres
Max Depth: 69 Feet
Shoreline: 4.40 Miles
Water Source:
Lake Access: Public
Water Color: Blue Green
Trophic State: Oligotrophic
Town:Minocqua
Time to Town: 23 Minutes
Acres Per Owner: 3.75
Owners Per Mile: 13.41

Homes for Sale:

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Lots for Sale:

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Fishing:
Fish Species:
Bottom:
Boat Traffic: Low
Noise Level:
High Speed: Yes
Natural Gas: Yes
Lake Roads:
Cell Coverage: Good
Home Density:
Boat Launch: Yes (1)
Lake Grade: Excellent
Rentals on Lake: Yes
Township: Lake Tomahawk
School District: MHLT
Tax Rate: $6.04 / $1000
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South Two Lake contour map
Biking/Walking/Ski Trails:
McNaughton Trails - A 13 mile unpaved trail that is groomed in the winter for skiing. The terrain is mostly gentle with a few steep hills. There is no hiking or biking in the winter and a trail pass is required for skiing and biking.
Paddling Routes:
Quiet and calm make for great paddling and that's what you usually find at South Two. Add in access to North Two and you end up with a great spot to kayak, row, or paddle.
Snowmobile Trails:
The Cross Country Cruisers Trail System runs just off the western tip lake. This club grooms 90 miles of trails that connect to the rest of the trails in Northern Wisconsin.
ATV Trails:
No nearby ATV Trails
Nearby State Areas:
Minocqua:
17 mins
Grocery Store
hospital
Times are approximate. I just took a rough average from different points around the lake.

This is a summary based on available information.

South Two’s clear, relatively deep water favors a multi-species fishery including panfish, bass, pike, and potentially walleye, with fish using both shoreline and basin-oriented structure. Anglers often combine slow presentations along breaks and humps with shoreline passes during low-light periods, taking advantage of the quiet setting to fish methodically. It is particularly well suited to owners who enjoy patterning one or two lakes across the season rather than hopping between many waters.

I had AI give me the coordinates for the launches I had on file. They are not super accurate, but should give a rough idea of where you can find the landings. If no coordinates were available at all I didn't link to the map.

South Two Lake landing
Public landing on South Two Lake near Lake Tomahawk, with a typical small-lake ramp and modest parking shared by local residents and anglers.

How big is South Two Lake?

South Two Lake is 221 acres with 4.40 miles of shoreline.

How deep is South Two Lake?

South Two Lake has an average depth of 26 feet and a maximum depth of 69 feet.

Does South Two Lake have a boat launch?

Yes, South Two Lake has a public boat launch.

How far is South Two Lake from Minocqua?

South Two Lake is 23 minutes from Minocqua, Wisconsin.

What fish are in South Two Lake?

South Two Lake contains a Variety of fish species including Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye.

What is the water clarity of South Two Lake?

South Two Lake has a water clarity of 15.0 feet.

How long is the shoreline on South Two Lake?

The shoreline of South Two Lake is about 4.40 miles.

What type of lake is South Two Lake?

South Two Lake is a Seepage lake.

What is the trophic status of South Two Lake?

South Two Lake is a Oligotrophic lake.

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