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Bone Lake, located in Town of Georgetown and Town of Bone Lake,, Polk County, Wisconsin, is a 1781-acre lake with 12.5 miles of shoreline and more than 500 private lots. The mean depth is 20 feet, with a maximum depth of 43 feet.
Bone Lake is a quality Wisconsin fishery with musky minimum length limit of 50 inches. Other species present include crappie, perch, bluegill, large mouth bass and northern pike. Smallmouth bass have recently been stocked. Public boat launches are located at the north and south ends of the lakes. Luck Lions Club manages the beautiful Bone Lake Point Park at the north end with a public boat landing, fishing pier, picnic pavilions, and toilets.
Letter to Board of Adjustment regarding Town of Georgetown Sandy Hook lake access
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BONE LAKE NEWSLETTERS (PDF) Fall 2014 Newsletter Fall 2013 Newsletter BE SAFE ON BONE LAKE | Bone Lake Survey Black Crappie Sarcoma Study Updates Bone Lake's Internal Load Study 2017 What is Alum and How Does it Work? 2018
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