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May Martin Lake

Montana
1.26 km²
46.5089, -108.7214
NHD 78417311
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About May Martin Lake

May Martin Lake is a natural lake or pond in Montana, United States. It covers approximately 1.26 km² (312 acres). The lake centroid is located at 46.5089° N, 108.7214° W. Fish species records for this lake are still being compiled. Lake boundary and identifier come from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.

At a glance

Best season
May – September
Ice-off through early fall
Natural lake
Medium
Great for a day trip
Species diversity
Data pending
Records still being compiled
Access
Public waterbody
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Weather at May Martin Lake

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Best fishing times today

Day length: 15h 24m
Dawn11:02
Sunrise11:40
Sunset03:04
Dusk03:41

Bite windows today

  • Dawn10:3212:40Excellent
  • Morning12:4019:22Good
  • Midday19:2200:04Calm
  • Afternoon00:0402:04Good
  • Dusk02:0404:11Excellent
  • Night04:1110:32Good
Moon: 15% · waxing15:37

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Frequently asked questions

What fish species live in May Martin Lake?

No fish species have been catalogued yet for May Martin Lake. Records are pulled from GBIF and updated regularly.

How big is May Martin Lake?

May Martin Lake covers approximately 1.26 square kilometres (312 acres), based on the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.

Where is May Martin Lake located?

May Martin Lake is located in Montana, United States, with its centroid at 46.5089°, -108.7214°.

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Data sources: USGS National Hydrography Dataset · GBIF