Cedar Lake vs Hall Lake
Two of the top-scoring lakes in Martin County, Minnesota, side by side.
Cedar Lake is the larger of the two at 707 acres against 548 for Hall Lake. On our rankings, Hall Lake comes out ahead for fishing, Cedar Lake comes out ahead for boating, Cedar Lake comes out ahead for camping, Cedar Lake comes out ahead for paddling, and Cedar Lake comes out ahead for ice fishing.
| Measure | Cedar Lake | Hall Lake |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Score | 56 / 100 | 52 / 100 |
| Nearest town | Trimont | Fairmont |
| Surface area | 707 acres | 548 acres |
| Max depth | 7 ft | 27 ft |
| Shoreline | 9.5 mi | 4.1 mi |
| Water clarity | 2.1 ft | 2.5 ft |
| Public access | 4 public boat launches (concrete) | 1 public boat launch (concrete) |
| Fish species | 16 | 19 |
| Game fish | Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, White Crappie | Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskellunge, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie |
| Stocked | Yes | Yes |
| Special regulations | No | Yes |
| Swim beach | No | No |
| Camping | Yes | No |
| Invasive species | None listed | None listed |
Which lake is better for…
- FishingHall Lake
- BoatingCedar Lake
- CampingCedar Lake
- PaddlingCedar Lake
- Ice FishingCedar Lake
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which is bigger, Cedar Lake or Hall Lake?
Cedar Lake is bigger at 707 acres; Hall Lake covers 548 acres.
Which is deeper, Cedar Lake or Hall Lake?
Hall Lake is deeper, with a maximum depth of 27 feet against 7 feet.
Is Cedar Lake or Hall Lake better for fishing?
Hall Lake ranks higher for fishing in this directory, based on game species, lake size, access and stocking. Cedar Lake lists 16 species and Hall Lake lists 19.