Lac Sault Dore
Lac Sault Dore is a mid-sized, flowage-style lake west of Lac du Flambeau with a mix of bays, channels, and lowland shoreline. Its river-influenced layout gives it a more natural, less manicured look than classic deep kettle lakes.
The water carries a darker, tannin-rich tone that supports healthy vegetation and fish habitat. It appeals to anglers and paddlers who enjoy exploring coves and backwater stretches and who appreciate a quieter, off-the-main-corridor setting.
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Flowage lakes like Lac Sault Dore typically offer solid fishing for panfish, pike, bass, and walleyes that use current breaks, wood, and weed edges as primary holding water. Anglers often work channels, points, and shallow flats with jigs, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits, adjusting to water levels and flow. The stained water lets fish remain active in shallow zones much of the day, which is friendly for casual anglers. It’s a good fit for people who enjoy exploring less‑crowded water with more natural, riverine scenery.
How big is Lac Sault Dore?
Lac Sault Dore is 601 acres.
How deep is Lac Sault Dore?
Lac Sault Dore has an average depth of 6 feet and a maximum depth of 21 feet.
How far is Lac Sault Dore from Lac Du Flambeau?
Lac Sault Dore is 37 minutes from Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin.
What type of lake is Lac Sault Dore?
Lac Sault Dore is a Drainage lake.
