A favorite pastime of residents and vacationers alike is fishing.  Solberg Lake is almost 1000 acres of diverse structure which provides the perfect fish habitat. Both large fish (Muskie, Walleye, Northern Pike) and small fish (Bass, Panfish, Perch) are in great abundance. Our lakes are perfect for any angler, novice or expert. It is quite possible that the most difficult choice to be made is just which part of the lake to start on...Happy Fishing!

Spring brings new life to the Northwoods.  Trees bud and animals are having their young.  Many new wonders are beginning to appear. Summer brings green trees, blue water, and a lot of sun.  Summer days are filled with excitement and adventure in the Northwoods.  If you’re an outdoor person and enjoy watersports, you will feel like you’re in heaven.  Jet-ski, water-ski, swim, or take an evening cruise and listen to the call of Loons and watch a beautiful sunset.

Fall begins another cycle that is started by changes in the landscape.  Trees turn bright shades of yellow, orange and red.  A scenic drive, wilderness hike, or bike ride are such a relaxing way to spend a Fall day and see some of the most beautiful color in North America. For a great many, this is their favorite time of the year.  Fall is the kick-off of the deer hunting, grouse hunting, and bear hunting seasons.  For a quality hunting experience, you just can’t beat the Chequamegon National Forest.

As temperatures fall and the lakes begin to freeze over, a blanket of white covers the area.  Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, skiing and ice fishing are all among the fun things to do during these cold winter days.

Wilderness abounds, you can always find “your spot” to escape no matter what the season.