Amidst the magnificent panoramas of the Glacier Divide lies Florence Lake, a serene body of water standing in the shadow of its larger and more developed neighbor, Edison Lake. While it may not boast the abundant trout populations that Edison does, Florence Lake offers a multitude of other experiences, such as hiking, kayaking, canoeing, and rafting... while still, providing an acceptable level of trout fishing.

Florence’s trout fishery typically kicks off after the ice melts in May. Brown trout are the primary trout species at Florance, with rainbow trout being secondary. Boat anglers often find success trolling along the western shore. Shoreline anglers will find action in the same area... casting along the western side of the lake.

A 15-mph speed limit helps preserve Florence Lake’s tranquility. Water levels often fluctuate, with the lowest levels coming in late summer / early fall.