Most Beautiful Lake

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Miniss Lake

[WCoyote]

Especially the Canada side or at least away from the developed part of the US side.

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Ross Lake, WA

[whip2]

Originally Posted by nice views

Hands down western part of Sakakawea in ND near the badlands.

Nice Views. where did you stay while out that way???? I sure don't see many good options.

Thanks
whip2

[yoopertrout]

There are so many, but here are a few:

1. A small panfish lake in the U.P. that has every conifer native to the U.P. around it, except for jackpine. There are some big white pine and hemlock.

2. A small, clear lake in the back country of Banff National Park that had some beautiful rainbow trout in it.

3. Lake Superior, especially at Isle Royale.

4. A certain lake in Ontario that didn't have the greatest fishing, but had huge cliffs along it.

Originally Posted by whip2

Nice Views. where did you stay while out that way???? I sure don't see many good options.

Thanks
whip2

I'm lucky in that my brother in law lives right on the lake so spend majority of summer weekends there. Unfortunately, or should I say fortunately, not much for towns (lodging) but there are campgrounds if you are camping. Otherwise, I would recommend a motel in New Town or else Garrison then pull boat west on 37 to Indian Hills resort to launch.

[whip2]

Originally Posted by nice views

I'm lucky in that my brother in law lives right on the lake so spend majority of summer weekends there. Unfortunately, or should I say fortunately, not much for towns (lodging) but there are campgrounds if you are camping. Otherwise, I would recommend a motel in New Town or else Garrison then pull boat west on 37 to Indian Hills resort to launch.

Thanks for the info nice views

[Big Sandy]

Big Sandy

[drlee]

Yellowstone Lake
Lake Okoboji (NW Iowa)
Superior
Press Lake (Ignace)
Lake St. Joseph (Ontario)

No particular order...

[SGPopp]

Whatever lake I happen to be on at the moment usually tops my list.

BTW people, share the names. Beauty should be shared.

Also...Mirror Lake in Montana. Visited it as a kid. Still remember like it was yesterday.