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Lowell Lake

Windham County, Vermont
93 acres

About Lowell Lake

Lowell Lake provides a peaceful seasonal retreat in Windham County, Vermont. Covering just under 100 acres, this shallow body of water offers a unique setting for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate quiet natural spaces. The lake's surface area invites visitors to enjoy the changing seasons in a tranquil environment. With no nearby towns, Lowell Lake sits amidst a landscape framed by several state parks, including Jamaica State Park and Emerald Lake State Park. Its shallow depth means the waters warm quickly in summer and freeze thoroughly in winter, shaping the seasonal rhythms of the lake’s character.

Surface area
93 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Lowell Lake

Fishing at Lowell Lake brings a calm and rewarding experience, especially for those who enjoy the simplicity of a shallow water fishery. The lake is home to a variety of fish species that thrive in these conditions, offering anglers a chance to connect with nature in a quiet setting. The diversity of fish here supports a relaxed fishing day where patience and observation are key. This lake suits anglers looking for a peaceful outing rather than fast-paced action.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Lowell Lake is a seasonal highlight, drawing anglers who appreciate the stillness and challenge of winter fishing. The lake’s shallow waters freeze solidly, creating a reliable platform for ice fishing adventures during the colder months.

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