Long Lake, the biggest and deepest lake of the chain at 418 acres and 54' deep, offers excellent walleye and muskie fishing, sand bottom swimming and plenty of boating.

Elk - The smallest of the four lakes at 88 acres, 25 foot deep, Elk lake holds plenty of muskie, northern, walleye, bass and panfish for those looking for a quite day of fishing over bigger boating activities.

Duroy Lake - The large weed flats on the west side of Lake Duroy is the first location on the chain to produce good muskie action in the early spring. You'll also find an abundance of walleye on this 379 acre beauty.

Wilson - At 351 acres, Wilson Lake produces a lot of fun and northwoods beauty. Perfect for a slow pontoon cruise to absorb nature's beauty.