Lake Owasso

Located in the cities of Roseville and Shoreview

School District: Roseville Area Schools and Mounds View Schools

Approximate number of homes: 235

Lake Characteristics:
Lake Area: 374.96
Shoreline: 5.7 miles
Maximum depth: 37 feet
Water Clarity: 3.3 feet
Public Beach:
Lake Owasso County Park--370 North Owasso Blvd
Swimming is permitted at designated beach areas during regular park hours (1/2 hour before sunrise & 1/2 before sunset)
There are no lifeguard services.
Boat Access: Public access is locate at the northeast corner of the lake on North Owasso Blvd.
Fishing: Shore fishing on the lake is limited. Anglers may fish form shore between the boat ramp and public beach. Anglers can also fish from the shore form near the railroad bridge on the southeast corner of the lake.
Species present:Muskie, Bluegill, Crappie, Sunfish, Northern Pike, and Walleye. Owasso is a managed muskie lake and the largest group of anglers fishing this lake are fishing for muskie. Fishing is limited by the small access and competition with recreational boaters--water skiing is very popular here.

Lake Owasso contains Eurasian water milfoil. Remove all visible plant material from your boat, trailer and other boating equipment before leaving the lake. confirmed 2000

There is a special website designed by resident, Bob Hale, about the history of Lake Owasso.
Please visit his site: Lake Owasso