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Whitewater Lake of the lakes featured in Lakes Edition is perhaps blessed with the most dynamic natural setting of any body water in Southern Wisconsin. The forested edges of the lake are the southern reaches of the Kettle Moraine State Forest (KMSF) the largest state park area in our region. The body of water no doubt began its' existence geologically as a Round Lake during glacial period of the Badger State.
Catch and release fishing on Whitewater Lake for largemouth and smallmouth bass is open year round unless otherwise noted. Motor Trolling is allowed with up to 3 hooks, baits, or lures, per angler.
Directions: From Edgerton turn left onto West Fulton Street and follow until .South Main Street. Turn right onto South Main Street and then make a left onto E J-F Townline Road stay on this road for approximately 17 miles. Turn right onto State Park Road and right again to reach the Whitewater Lake beach parking area.
If you plan to visit Whitewater Lake this winter be sure to check out the Lions the 46th Annual "Fish-A-Ree," this February. This is an ice fishing derby that takes place in front of the Lions Club headquarters.
Attention All Ice Fishing Anglers The Fish-A-Ree Returns This February
Whitewater Lion's Club Tradition Returns to the Ice on Whitewater Lake. 2024 marks the 48th year that the Whitewater Lion's club has hosted this popular February fishing derby in their backyard.
Ice Fishing
WHITEWATER LAKE IN DEPTH
AROUND THE SHORE
North Shore:
The Kettle Moraine State Forest (Southern Unit) - For those of us living or visiting Southern Wisconsin the KMSF is the closet connection to the true rugged feel of the Northwoods. At over 10,000 wooded acres It is the region's most massive park.
Eastern Shore:
Kettle Moraine State Forest (Southern Unit) - KMSF's Southern Unit is large and wraps around Whitewater Lake.
Western Shore:
Kettle Moraine State Forest (Southern Unit) - KMSF's Southern Unit is large and wraps around Whitewater Lake.
Southern Shore:
Natureland Park - Natureland’s 122 acres contain 4 hiking trails, which provide an opportunity to observe the beautiful Kettle Moraine terrain. Springs and wetlands support a variety of vegetation, displaying the ecological diversity found in the park.
Park features include:
TOWNS NEARBY
WHITEWATER
ATRTACTIONS NEARBY
KETTLE MORAINE STATE FOREST (Southern Unit)
The largest natural area the Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit or KMSF covers over 50,000 acres of woods ideal for hiking, birding, jogging fishing, and so many outdoor activities.
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