Tunk Lake

[44 Degrees North]

Water level is DOWN. Be careful of the shoals, Boneyard just inches under. Feathers, nuff said.

[MarkNFish]

We determined during a trip to Tunk years ago that the lake got it's name from the sound your outboard makes hitting rocks. 

[44 Degrees North]

Mine did that twice last night thanks to aging depth finder. According to Salty Shores,Reply-Lake Name Origins, post on Ice Shanty-2/22/12. Loggers from many years ago threw dry stale donuts into the lake. Remarking about the sound they made when they hit the water, it went ker - tunk, hence the name Tunk Lake. Generally Skunk Tunk sums it up.