Question 1

What do you need to know about Lauderdale Lakes?

Accepted Answer

Lauderdale Lakes is an 800-acre group of lakes in south east Wisconsin between Madison and Milwaukee with a maximum depth of 55 ft. The chain of lakes includes Green Lake, Middle Lake and Mill Lake. A fall 2013 fish survey can be found here. Target species in the lake include pike, walleye, small and largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill. Although relatively low in numbers, walleye abundance of 1.36 per acre is better than many lakes in the area. More than 75% of the walleyes surveyed were over the 15 inch length. Bass abundance was more than 4 times the walleye amount at 6.43 per acre in 2013 but less than half were larger than 14 inches. Within the 800 acres a total of 53 pike were captured with the largest at 39 inches. Clarity readings on the lake range in visibility from 6-14 feet.

Question 2

What is Lauderdale Lakes's size, depth, and clarity?

Accepted Answer

Lauderdale Lakes is a 730.20 acres Lake/Pond with 0 a clear water clarity.

Question 3

What fish are in Lauderdale Lakes?

Accepted Answer

Lauderdale Lakes contains the following species of fish: Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Walleye, Panfish / Bluegill, Northern Pike.

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