1280 acre Presque Isle Lake is full recreation lake from kayaking to water skiing to fishing for trophy sized musky, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye,  yellow perch, northern pike and more. Bring your own boat or rent a pontoon or fishing boat from us.  Most boats can navigate the channels to 70 acre Averill and Jamie Lake and 230 acre Van Vliet Lake for a total of 4 lakes and 1580 acres to explore!  Paddlers get the bonus of exploring miles of the Presque Isle River.

The Presque Isle River offers a great canoe or kayak trip with some excellent wildlife viewing. Bald eagles, loons, wood ducks, mallards and great blue herons are found along the way in addition to several spots on this peaceful lake.

Presque Isle lake has no restrictions for certain types of water craft or lake activities; however, town ordinance limits personal water craft (jet skis, wave runners) to only between 11 a.m. to 4p.m. No waterskiing or tubing until 10:00am. All watercraft must operate at no wake speeds 200′ from shore.

If you are bringing your own boat to our lake, please be sure to:

Remove all vegetation and clean your boat before moving it from one body of water to another.  Pull your plug & drain the water from your boat. It helps keep our waters safe and it’s also the law. Avoid a ticket if you are pulled over by the police. Also, drain water from live wells, bilge, bait buckets etc.

Prevent the spread of spiny water fleas. These are a species of zooplankton from Eurasia that threaten the park’s aquatic ecosystems by competing with native fish for food. Spiny water fleas and their eggs can be spread by bait buckets, anchor ropes, fishing line, boats, waders, nets and any other gear that has come in contact with infested waters.

Eurasian watermilfoil is an invasive aquatic plant. It interferes with boating, fishing and swimming and crowds out native plants. Even tiny fragments of this plant can grow into a new plant. Remove all vegetation and clean your boat before moving it from one body of water to another.