Couderay River

Couderay River

Size
NA
Boat Launch
No
Carry-in Launch
Yes
Toilet
No
Boat Dock
No

Couderay River Overview

Wisconsin's 8th largest lake is a trophy muskie hangout. A 60in.-class fish was taken from here. Northern are abundant. Both bass species, perch and bluegill also found.

Features

Lac Courte Oreilles is the largest natural lake in Sawyer County and the 8th largest in the State. The lake is managed as a trophy muskie fishery and special limits apply; check the current regulations booklet for details The east portion of the lake is within the Lac Court Oreilles Indian Reservation.

Forage

A number of minnow species, including trout perch and lake shiners contribute to an ample forage base. Juvenile panfish, especially bluegill and perch, are also important. Cisco, redhorse and small sucker are abundant and responsible for the fast growth rates of adult gamefish. Crayfish and mayfly larvae add to the abundant forage base.
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