Upper Two Medicine Lake

About Upper Two Medicine Lake

Upper Two Medicine Lake in Glacier County, Montana, offers anglers a modest expanse of water covering 151 acres. This lake's shallow nature, with a maximum depth of zero feet recorded, suggests a unique aquatic environment where water depth is minimal or variable. The absence of nearby towns emphasizes its remote and natural setting, ideal for those seeking solitude in the Montana outdoors. Despite its size and shallow depth, the lake provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by the vast landscapes of Glacier County. The setting encourages visitors to enjoy the quiet and natural rhythms of this less-traveled water body, making it a distinctive destination for anglers and nature lovers alike.

Surface area

151 acres

Lake-Link Score

10.7

Fish species

Bluegill, Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Upper Two Medicine Lake

Fishing at Upper Two Medicine Lake suits anglers interested in a mix of species including Bluegill, Brook Trout, and Rainbow Trout. The shallow waters create an accessible environment where these species can be pursued throughout the fishing season. The variety of trout species alongside bluegill offers a diverse fishing experience, appealing to anglers who appreciate both panfish and game fish. This diversity makes the lake a versatile spot for different fishing preferences within Montana's Glacier County.

Ice fishing

Upper Two Medicine Lake supports ice fishing, providing a seasonal opportunity to enjoy the outdoors during the colder months. The lake's conditions allow anglers to engage in ice fishing, adding a winter dimension to the fishing experience in this part of Montana.