Boat Launches		Planning Department
	County Owned Boat Launches

	Crystal Lake
		Crystal Lake is perhaps the most heavily used lake for fishing and boating. Crystal Lake incorporates an extensively developed shoreline which fosters productive fishing in early morning and late evening when northern, crappie, perch, walleye, bass, and bluegills are caught. The property owners association helps maintain the clearness of water through proper management of this valued water resource. Motor boating is not permitted on Sundays.
	Elkhart Lake
		Elkhart Lake is the largest natural lake in the County and fourth deepest in the State. Elkhart's clear water and rock, gravel, and sand shoreline make it ideal for almost any recreational use, particularly swimming and boating. The Lake has an excellent public boat landing and parking facility. Fishing for smallmouth bass and rock bass is very good, with some trophy-size walleye caught each year. Motor boating is not permitted on Sundays.
	Little Elkhart Lake
		Little Elkhart Lake provides excellent fishing for largemouth bass, bluegill, and musky. Little Elkhart has a public landing with small picnic area. A lake management district exists to ensure a bright future for this scenic little lake. Motor boating is not permitted on Sundays.
	Gerber Lake
		Gerber Lakes consists of two contiguous basins connected by a navigable channel. Both lakes provide summer and winter fishing of bass, bluegills, crappie, and perch. Outboard motors are not allowed on the Lakes. Sheboygan County purchased the 108 acre parcel to the west and north of the lakes in 1996 and an additional 45 acres to the south in 2001. These additional lands are now managed as the Gerber Lakes Public Fish & Wildlife Area.
	Jetzer's Lake
		Jetzer's Lake is a family fishing lake that does not permit motor boats. The lake incorporates a pier for fishing from the shore, which adds to the uniqueness of this lake. Though the bluegills and black crappies tend to be on the small side, occasionally good size fish are caught. Bass and northern pike provide more experienced fishermen with a challenge.
	Other Public Boat Launches
	Beechwood Lake
		Beechwood Lake has a public access that is owned and maintained by the Town of Scott. Bullheads, panfish, and northern pike are abundant in Beechwood Lake.
	Lake Ellen
		Lake Ellen has a public access that is owned and maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The lake is most productive for panfish but walleye and largemouth bass are common.
	Lake Seven
		Lake Seven has a public access that is owned and maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The lake produces small catches of large bluegills and numerous largemouth bass.
	Crooked Lake
		Crooked Lake has a public access that is owned and maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Crooked Lake is most productive for panfish.
	Random Lake
		Random Lake has a public access that is owned and maintained by the Village of Random Lake. Panfish average a small size. The lake also produces nice walleye.