Location:

Lake Elmo is located in the city of Lake Elmo.

Species Present:

Northern Pike: higher than average abundance, average size but some larger individuals present.
Tiger Muskie: low abundance, average or above average size. The state record Tiger Muskie was caught in Lake Elmo (34 pounds 12 ounces).
Largemouth Bass: average abundance, average size but some larger bass present.
Bluegill: average abundance, small size.
Crappie: low abundance, larger than average size.
Trout: average abundance, large size.
Tullibee: average abundance, average size.

Boat Access:

The boat access is located within Lake Elmo Regional Park Reserve (entrance fee required). Travel east on I-94 and exit on Woodbury Drive (County Road 19). Turn left (north) to the park entrance. Follow park signs to the boat access.

Shore Fishing:

There is a fishing pier located within the regional park. Follow signs in the park. Additional shore angling is available adjacent to the boat launch area. Ambitious anglers may fish from shore anywhere in the regional park, but some areas will require lengthy hikes to access. Shore angling may be limited by overhanging trees and very clear water. Lake Elmo drops off to deep water very close to shore along most of the park shoreline.

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