Mission Statement

The Goose Lake, Chain of Lakes, Lake Association was first established in the early 1970's.  A small group of citizens realized that along with the privilege of enjoying the recreational benefits and comforting beauty of our lakes, comes the responsibility of managing and maintaining its delicate ecosystem.

The Goose Lake Chain of Lakes actually consists of four separate, yet connected lakes.  Rabour Lake, our southern most body of water is connected to Mandall Lake.  Mandall in turn connects with Goose Lake and all three flow north into our fourth lake, Goose Lake Northern Bay.  There are two public landings, one located not he south east end of Rabour Lake, the other on the east side of Goose Lake Northern Bay.  The only outlet from our lakes is Goose Creek.  Goose Creek is located on the south east corner of Goose Lake Northern Bay and flows eastward into the St Croix River.

If you like fishing, you have come to the right place.  You will find Walleye, Northern Pike, Crappie and Sunfish, just to name a few.  Please be sure to note special restrictions listed in your fishing license guide specific to our lakes.