Lake Creek
Lake Creek is a shallow, roughly 170-acre segment of the Rhinelander Chain located only minutes from town. It functions partly as a stand-alone lake and partly as a connector between larger basins, with a mix of channels, weeds, and light current.
It sees steady local use from anglers and boaters moving through the chain, but its shallow profile keeps speeds modest. It works well for buyers who want chain connectivity close to Rhinelander without needing big, open-water acreage.
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As part of the Rhinelander Chain, Lake Creek holds panfish, bass, pike, walleyes, and muskies moving through the system. Anglers work current seams, channel bends, and weedlines with jigs, live bait, and small crankbaits, often treating it as a key transition zone when fish slide between larger lakes. The very shallow depths make boat control and stealth important, especially in low‑flow or bright conditions. Because it is so close to town, it’s a handy spot for short sessions, especially for shore‑near and small‑boat anglers.
How big is Lake Creek?
Lake Creek is 172 acres with 3.40 miles of shoreline.
How deep is Lake Creek?
Lake Creek has an average depth of 5 feet and a maximum depth of 12 feet.
Does Lake Creek have a boat launch?
Yes, Lake Creek has a public boat launch.
How far is Lake Creek from Rhinelander?
Lake Creek is 6 minutes from Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
What is the water clarity of Lake Creek?
Lake Creek has a water clarity of 6.0 feet.
How long is the shoreline on Lake Creek?
The shoreline of Lake Creek is about 3.40 miles.
What type of lake is Lake Creek?
Lake Creek is a Drainage lake.
What is the trophic status of Lake Creek?
Lake Creek is a Mesotrophic lake.
Is Lake Creek on a chain of lakes?
Yes, Lake Creek is on the Rhinelander chain of lakes.