Fishing Property On Lynn Lake
Half a mile down a dead-end road Lynn Lake spread out in front of us in a panorama of bays, points, islands, and more ducks than we could count. A fisherman stood in the bow of his Ranger, working the edge of the island across the water. The sun was coming up over the trees on the far shore. We drove side-by-side down to the water’s edge, and I stepped out into the water with my knee boots firmly on a hard sand and gravel bottom. Through the clear water, I could see a few sprigs of the beneficial rooted aquatic plants that make Lynn Lake an exceptional fishery and an attractive feeding and roosting stopover for migratory waterfowl. Approximately 20 acres of tillable farmland generates passive income from the land, and this area offers a prime opportunity to site a hunting and fishing camp or a private family lakefront home.Most of the shoreline is undeveloped, giving the lake its wild na...
Half a mile down a dead-end road Lynn Lake spread out in front of us in a panorama of bays, points, islands, and more ducks than we could count. A fisherman stood in the bow of his Ranger, working the edge of the island across the water. The sun was coming up over the trees on the far shore. We drove side-by-side down to the water’s edge, and I stepped out into the water with my knee boots firmly on a hard sand and gravel bottom. Through the clear water, I could see a few sprigs of the beneficial rooted aquatic plants that make Lynn Lake an exceptional fishery and an attractive feeding and roosting stopover for migratory waterfowl. Approximately 20 acres of tillable farmland generates passive income from the land, and this area offers a prime opportunity to site a hunting and fishing camp or a private family lakefront home.Most of the shoreline is undeveloped, giving the lake its wild natural appeal and solitude. The western shore is state-owned land (Mydland Pass Game Production Area) and federally owned land (Lynn Lake Waterfowl Production Area). These two public areas comprise over 1,800 acres of additional land to hunt, fish, and enjoy, just across the water from the property. There are approximately 3,500 feet of shoreline frontage on this property, so you would never have to feel like your lake neighbors are crowding you out.Lynn Lake is a multispecies fishery best known for Yellow Perch, Walleye, Bluegill, and Muskellunge. The maximum lake depth is approximately 21 feet, and the bottom substrates are pebble, gravel, and sand. Beneficial rooted aquatic plants such as Pencil Reeds, Pondweed, Coontail, and Cattails provide habitat for fish. Lynn Lake has several points, bars, and varied bottom topography enhancing structures in the lake.
Property Features:
- Building eligibilities with utilities nearby
- Potential passive income from farming
- Investment opportunity develop and sell frontage lots
- Opportunities for commercial development
- Webster, SD is approximately 20 miles to the southeast
- Lynn Lake is approximately 1,555 surface acres
- Excellent access off County Road 27
- Boat launch 1/2 mile south and 1 mile east
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