Map of Lax Lake (near Silver Bay)

  "Not sure about the previous post, but all the muskies in this lake are small shoepack strain. You'll be lucky to catch one over 30"..." Dumbbell Lake

  "At 300 acres Tait lake is of moderate size. Walleyes are averaging around 16 inches which is pretty decent. Locals are having no problems limiting out and the usual slip..." Tait Lake

  "This is a true early season lake to be fished. Action tapers off as the summer wears on. The lake heats up quick as it is shallow. Yellow Perch numbers are high and they..." Little Cascade Lake

  "Fairly average fishing and if you work off the points and the weather is right you may have better odds. Spring fishing is the key to success, earlier the better. The..." Cascade Lake

  "Crescent Lake Looks from above as it sounds. 744 acres of a crescent shaped dirty, yellowish-brown, clay like bog stained Lake...Point? Fish don't care. This lake has..." Crescent Lake

  "189. Panfish and northern pike are throughout this lagoon. You can find them spread out just about anywhere. I like to fish right from the bank and I cast in pretty far,..." Big Bay

  "Dyers Lake is a 69 acre lake around 23 feet deep, located approximately 4 miles west-southwest of Schroeder, MN. The back-in gravel access at the end of Cook County Road..." Dyers Lake

  "A fairly average trout habitat for the region and it is quite well known for holding Splake. Brookies are here but a lot more infrequent. Do yourself a favor and haul in..." Pancore Lake

  "Clara at 410 acres is a pretty easy lake to get around and has been consistent for many years. The best spot to catch "The Eyes" is at the rock pile where the river..." Lake Clara

  "Mistletoe Lake is one of those lakes you need to hit at opener. You can really slay them in here but the water warms up so fast that they are virtually unobtainable..." Mistletoe Lake

So you're interested in fishing Lax Lake. As fishermen, we know there are times when our favorite spots are just not active so we built our Hot Spots feature to show you where the fish are biting in the area of Lax Lake. Now you'll know where catches are being recorded in the general area, and you can plan your day on the water. Check out our Fishing Times tab to determine when the fish will be most active. To find Lax Lake enter the 47.346027 latitude, and -91.297386 longitude coordinates into your GPS device or smart phone. If you need fishing tackle, or are looking for a fishing guide or fishing charter please visit Tackle, Guides, Charters