Georgetown Lake Information:
Georgetown Lake is nestled on top of the Flint Creek pass with the Pintler Wilderness to the south, Flint Creek Mountain Range to the north, Flint Creek Valley to the west and the Deer Lodge Valley and Anaconda to the east. It is a man made lake of approximately 2,780 acres of surface area enclosed by 19 miles of shoreline. It is known to be the best fishing lake in Montana, and one of the best fishing lakes in North America. The lake lies at an altitude of 6,384 feet above sea level and produces healthy, good eating trout and salmon due to its cold water temperature. Species of fish in the lake include Rainbow, Brown, Eastern Brook, Greyling Trout and Kokanee Salmon.
In summer, the lake affords beautiful water for all types of water sports; water skiing, swimming, boating, etc.. During the winter months, Georgetown Lake is a haven for snowmobilers, with 75 miles of groomed trail. Cross-country skiers enjoy the trails and downhill skiers find nearby Discovery Basin a delight.