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zoom to Sherburne Dame and Lake with Duck Lake in the far left background.
Lake Sherburne is not a natural lake but is instead a reservoir, created from regulating the flows of Swiftcurrent Creek. As such, it is subject to all the horrors that any reservoir has - fluctuating water levels with very low water later during the summer.
Lake Sherburne is quite large and stretches for more than 3 miles during normal pools. Due to its size, a boat is generally required to fish this lake adequately. Unfortunately, there is no boat dock on Lake Sherburne, limiting any boat to whatever you can drag down from the nearby Many Glacier Road.
The lake provides fishing for northern pike and brook trout, although the fluctuating levels of the lake hamper the brook trout fishing.
Lake Sherburne is not a natural lake but is instead a reservoir, created from regulating the flows of Swiftcurrent Creek. As such, it is subject to all the horrors that any reservoir has - fluctuating water levels with very low water later during the summer.
Lake Sherburne is quite large and stretches for more than 3 miles during normal pools. Due to its size, a boat is generally required to fish this lake adequately. Unfortunately, there is no boat dock on Lake Sherburne, limiting any boat to whatever you can drag down from the nearby Many Glacier Road.
The lake provides fishing for northern pike and brook trout, although the fluctuating levels of the lake hamper the brook trout fishing.