Lake Sharpe

Lake Sharpe is a picturesque lake located in central South Dakota, in the United States. With a surface area of approximately 56,884 acres, it offers boaters and water enthusiasts plenty of space to enjoy a variety of recreational activities. The lake is formed by the Big Bend Dam on the Missouri River and stretches about 80 miles, providing ample room for boating, fishing, and other water-based fun.

When it comes to its depth, Lake Sharpe features an average depth of around 24 feet, with some areas reaching depths of up to 80 feet. This varying depth makes it an excellent lake for both experienced boaters and beginners alike. Boaters can explore the numerous bays, inlets, and channels that branch off from the main body of the lake, offering scenic views and diverse boating opportunities.

As for the aquatic life, Lake Sharpe is known for its abundant fish population. Anglers can delight in catching species such as walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, catfish, and even the occasional trophy-sized Chinook salmon. Whether you prefer casting your line from a fishing boat or enjoying a peaceful day of kayaking, Lake Sharpe is a haven for all types of boaters seeking thrilling water adventures or tranquil escapes.