Little Woman Lake

About Little Woman Lake

Little Woman Lake invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its quiet waters throughout the year in Cass County, Minnesota. Covering a modest 36 acres, this lake's shallow depth of up to 14 feet makes it accessible and productive for a variety of water activities. The surrounding area near Longville and Hackensack provides a peaceful backdrop for nature lovers. The lake is embraced by the Land O Lakes State Forest, adding to the serene natural setting. Its manageable size and depth create a welcoming environment for both casual visitors and dedicated anglers seeking a tranquil retreat in northern Minnesota.

Surface area

36 acres

Maximum depth

14 feet

Lake-Link Score

15.2

Fish species

Black Bullhead, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Bowfin, Brown Bullhead, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, Walleye, Yellow Bullhead, Yellow Perch

Fishing Little Woman Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Little Woman Lake, where anglers can find an array of species ranging from Black Crappie and Bluegill to the more sought-after Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake's shallow waters support a healthy population of sunfish varieties like Pumpkinseed and Rock Bass, alongside several bullhead species. Largemouth Bass also contribute to the diverse fishery, offering opportunities for anglers who appreciate a mix of game fish. This diversity ensures that fishing here can be rewarding across different seasons and skill levels.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing on Little Woman Lake is a popular winter activity, taking advantage of the lake’s shallow depth which often leads to early and consistent ice formation. Anglers can expect to find a range of fish species beneath the ice, making it a lively spot for winter fishing adventures in Cass County.