Castle Rock Flowage / Petenwell Lake (Adams County)
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Castle Rock Lake and Petenwell Lakes
are located in Adams County. This is a
fantastic recreational area with
numerous public launch sites, excellent
fishing as well as many other outdoor
activities. Castle Rock Lake is
Wisconsin's fourth largest lake. It
covers sixteen thousand acres, and
has approximately sixty miles of
shoreline. The lake's depth ranges
from 8 to 20 feet in most places, with some areas as deep as 30
feet. The structure created from the river beds makes Castle
Rock a very productive and consistent fishing lake. The lake is
abundant with walleye, white bass, and crappie and there are
also healthy populations of northern pike, largemouth bass,
smallmouth bass and panfish.
Lake Petenwell is Wisconsin's second largest lake with 23,040
acres and a maximum depth of 42 feet. The lake offers excellent
walleye fishing along with bass, panfish and many other species.
Petenwell Lake is also producing significant catches of musky.
Most of the lake shoreline is controlled by the Wisconsin River
Power Company and will remain the way it is. The lots that are
available have a 100 foot setback providing a more natural look
for the lake. This sand bottom lake is great for swimming, sailing,
boating and fishing. Because of the lake's size, there is plenty of
room on the water for pleasure boaters and fishing boats.
Castle Rock / Petenwell Lakes Fishing Forecast
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- Peak Fishing Times
- Sunrise, Sunset
- Moon Phase
- Temperature, Wind, etc.
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Google Map of Castle Rock / Petenwell Lakes
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