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Horseshoe Lake Info
This pretty lake is only 22 acres in surface area, but it has a reputation for growing some nice fish. Though the stocked Rainbow Trout primarily provide a “put-and-take” fishery, some of the Trout do survive for a few years and grow pretty large. A 20-inch fish and a 21-incher were taken in 1998, says Klaeser. You’ll take them on minnows, waxies and small spinners around the shorelines in the spring. Fish them in 5 to 14 feet of water and move around a bit. There’s a warmwater fishery here, too, Occasionally a big N. Pike is hauled out, and you can find some LM Bass of legal size. No motors are allowed on Horseshoe, so leave the waterbike at home.
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