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Bear Creek Reservoir vs Silver Lake

Two of the top-scoring lakes in Olmsted County, Minnesota, side by side.

Bear Creek Reservoir is the larger of the two at 104 acres against 50 for Silver Lake. On our rankings, Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for fishing, Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for swimming, Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for boating, Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for camping, Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for paddling, and Bear Creek Reservoir comes out ahead for ice fishing.

MeasureBear Creek ReservoirSilver Lake
Lake Score61 / 10040 / 100
Nearest townChesterRochester
Surface area104 acres50 acres
Max depth37 ft11 ft
Shoreline5.2 mi3 mi
Water clarity—1.3 ft
Public access1 public boat launch (asphalt)Public access on record
Fish species713
Game fishNorthern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, BluegillLargemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Yellow Perch
StockedNoNo
Special regulationsYesYes
Swim beachYesNo
CampingYesNo
Invasive speciesNone listedNone listed

Which lake is better for…

  • Fishing
    Bear Creek Reservoir
  • Swimming
    Bear Creek Reservoir
  • Boating
    Bear Creek Reservoir
  • Camping
    Bear Creek Reservoir
  • Paddling
    Bear Creek Reservoir
  • Ice Fishing
    Bear Creek Reservoir

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is bigger, Bear Creek Reservoir or Silver Lake?

Bear Creek Reservoir is bigger at 104 acres; Silver Lake covers 50 acres.

Which is deeper, Bear Creek Reservoir or Silver Lake?

Bear Creek Reservoir is deeper, with a maximum depth of 37 feet against 11 feet.

Is Bear Creek Reservoir or Silver Lake better for fishing?

Bear Creek Reservoir ranks higher for fishing in this directory, based on game species, lake size, access and stocking. Bear Creek Reservoir lists 7 species and Silver Lake lists 13.