North Turtle Lake
North Turtle Lake is a 359-acre member of the Turtle/Winchester Chain northwest of Manitowish Waters, offering moderately clear water and comfortable cruising space.
It provides chain connectivity without the intensity of the larger resort systems, making it a solid choice for buyers who want variety and structure without heavy boat pressure.
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The Turtle/Winchester Chain offers strong multi‑species fishing, with walleyes, muskies, pike, bass, and panfish present, and North Turtle is a key part of that system. Anglers often work the deeper basins and structural features with jigs, live bait, and trolling passes, especially for walleyes and suspended gamefish. Weed edges, points, and neck‑down areas between chain segments are productive spots for bass, pike, and panfish throughout the open‑water season. Because it is a chain lake, fish can move between connected waters, so paying attention to current, wind, and water level changes can tip off where fish will concentrate.
How big is North Turtle Lake?
North Turtle Lake is 359 acres with 5.00 miles of shoreline.
How deep is North Turtle Lake?
North Turtle Lake has an average depth of 21 feet and a maximum depth of 58 feet.
Does North Turtle Lake have a boat launch?
Yes, North Turtle Lake has a public boat launch.
How far is North Turtle Lake from Manitowish Waters?
North Turtle Lake is 14 minutes from Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin.
What is the water clarity of North Turtle Lake?
North Turtle Lake has a water clarity of 7.3 feet.
How long is the shoreline on North Turtle Lake?
The shoreline of North Turtle Lake is about 5.00 miles.
What type of lake is North Turtle Lake?
North Turtle Lake is a Drainage lake.
What is the trophic status of North Turtle Lake?
North Turtle Lake is a Mesotrophic lake.
Is North Turtle Lake on a chain of lakes?
Yes, North Turtle Lake is on the Winchester chain of lakes.
