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Shepherd Lake

Bonner County, Idaho
100 acres
Bluegill Largemouth Bass Pumpkinseed Tiger Muskie Yellow Perch

About Shepherd Lake

In Bonner County, Idaho, Shepherd Lake provides a peaceful outdoor setting for nature lovers and anglers alike. This modestly sized lake spans roughly 100 acres, offering a broad, shallow water environment perfect for accessible exploration and wildlife observation. Its maximum depth is essentially at the surface level, emphasizing a unique aquatic habitat. The lake's surroundings include the towns of Dover, Sandpoint, and Ponderay, which contribute to the regional charm. Nearby, Round Lake State Park and Farragut State Park frame the area, adding a touch of protected natural scenery that complements the lake's quiet character.

Surface area
100 acres
Lake-Link Score
13.3

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Tiger Muskie, Yellow Perch

Fishing Shepherd Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Shepherd Lake. Anglers can expect to encounter an interesting mix of species including Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Tiger Muskie, and Yellow Perch. This diversity provides opportunities for different fishing preferences and skill levels. The shallow nature of the lake often brings fish closer to accessible waters, making it a welcoming spot for those looking to enjoy a day of fishing without the challenge of deep-water conditions.

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