
Georgetown Lake
Located in the scenic Deer Lodge County of Montana, Georgetown Lake is a prime destination for anglers looking to catch a variety of fish species, including rainbow and brook trout, as well as kokanee salmon. Spanning over an area of 2,816 acres, Georgetown Lake is a large body of water known for its abundant fish populations and scenic beauty. One of the most popular fishing activities at Georgetown Lake is ice fishing. During the winter months, the lake's surface freezes over, creating a thick layer of ice that provides the perfect platform for anglers to catch fish. Anglers can drill holes in the ice and use a variety of techniques to catch fish, including using bait or lures, jigging, or setting traps. In addition to ice fishing, Georgetown Lake is also a popular destination for fly fishing enthusiasts. The lake's clear waters and abundant fish populations make it an ideal spot for fly fishing. Anglers can use a variety of flies, including dry flies, nymphs, and streamers, to catch fish. Apart from fishing, Georgetown Lake also offers opportunities for boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The scenic surroundings and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal spot for water sports enthusiasts looking for a peaceful experience. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and a range of bird species. Anglers can take a break from fishing and explore the nearby hiking trails, which offer opportunities to spot local wildlife. In conclusion, Georgetown Lake is a prime fishing destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a variety of fish species and stunning surroundings. Whether you're ice fishing, fly fishing, or enjoying other outdoor activities, Georgetown Lake offers a memorable experience for all. With its abundant fish populations, scenic beauty, and diverse wildlife, Georgetown Lake is a must-visit destination for those looking to explore the beauty of Montana's natural environment. Webcam: http://rwis.mdt.mt.gov/ScanWeb/Wx/images/Vid-000267009-00-00-2022-05-20-15-56.jpg
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Georgetown Lake
Located in the scenic Deer Lodge County of Montana, Georgetown Lake is a prime destination for anglers looking to catch a variety of fish species, including rainbow and brook trout, as well as kokanee salmon. Spanning over an area of 2,816 acres, Georgetown Lake is a large body of water known for its abundant fish populations and scenic beauty. One of the most popular fishing activities at Georgetown Lake is ice fishing. During the winter months, the lake's surface freezes over, creating a thick layer of ice that provides the perfect platform for anglers to catch fish. Anglers can drill holes in the ice and use a variety of techniques to catch fish, including using bait or lures, jigging, or setting traps. In addition to ice fishing, Georgetown Lake is also a popular destination for fly fishing enthusiasts. The lake's clear waters and abundant fish populations make it an ideal spot for fly fishing. Anglers can use a variety of flies, including dry flies, nymphs, and streamers, to catch fish. Apart from fishing, Georgetown Lake also offers opportunities for boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The scenic surroundings and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal spot for water sports enthusiasts looking for a peaceful experience. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and a range of bird species. Anglers can take a break from fishing and explore the nearby hiking trails, which offer opportunities to spot local wildlife. In conclusion, Georgetown Lake is a prime fishing destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a variety of fish species and stunning surroundings. Whether you're ice fishing, fly fishing, or enjoying other outdoor activities, Georgetown Lake offers a memorable experience for all. With its abundant fish populations, scenic beauty, and diverse wildlife, Georgetown Lake is a must-visit destination for those looking to explore the beauty of Montana's natural environment. Webcam: http://rwis.mdt.mt.gov/ScanWeb/Wx/images/Vid-000267009-00-00-2022-05-20-15-56.jpg
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Water Temperature
Current water temperature for Georgetown Lake is 44°F.
Current Snapshot
Forecast: Thursday, May 1
MostlyClear
Hourly Insights
Temperature
Precipitation
Wind
Sun, Moon & UV
Solunar Fishing Forecast
Todays action is rated a 2 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)
11:05 PM - 1:35 AM
7:19 AM - 9:49 AM
2:28 PM - 3:58 PM
6:42 AM - 8:12 AM
Outlook for Thursday at Georgetown Lake
Expect temperatures ranging from 27°F to 55°F. Skies look mostly clear with little chance of precipitation. Winds will be averaging 4 mph, with potential gusts reaching up to 11 mph. The maximum UV index will be 8 (Very High), so plan sun protection accordingly. For anglers, today's fishing action is rated 2/5 (Todays action is rated a 2 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)). Look for the best bite times during the major periods around 11:05 PM and 7:19 AM, or try the minor windows near 2:28 PM and 6:42 AM for potential early morning or evening action. Check back for the latest conditions and forecasts for Georgetown Lake.
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Lake Information
Common Fish Species
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Water Temperature History
Trends for Georgetown Lake
Current Temp
Latest recorded surface temperature.
Lowest in Period
35°F
On Nov 10
Coldest point in the Last 12 Months.
Average in Period
48°F
Typical temp during the Last 12 Months.
Temperature Trend: Last 12 Months
Surface temperature over the selected period.
Key Observations (Last 12 Months)
- Warmest avg: July (68°F).
- Coolest avg: November (36°F).
- Rapid warming often occurs: June → July (+14°F).
- Sharpest cooling trend: September → October (-15°F).
Weather Forecast
Wind speed and pressure trends
Hourly Wind Forecast
Wind Direction
218°
Pressure
1020 mb
Cloud Cover
10%
Visibility
15 miles
Daily Pressure Forecast


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