Springfield Lake

About Springfield Lake

Time spent on Springfield Lake in Summit County, Ohio, feels like a refreshing escape into nature's calm. This moderately sized lake covers nearly 290 acres, offering a spacious water body that invites both quiet reflection and active days outdoors. Its depth, reaching up to 28 feet, creates a versatile environment for a variety of aquatic life and water activities. The lake is bordered by the communities of Sawyerwood, Lakemore, and Mogadore, providing a local charm and easy access. Nearby, West Branch State Park adds a scenic backdrop, enhancing the natural appeal of the area without overwhelming the lake's peaceful character.

Surface area

289 acres

Maximum depth

28 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.9

Fish species

Black Crappie, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Springfield Lake

Variety is the key to Springfield Lake's fishing scene. Anglers can expect to find a diverse mix of species including largemouth bass, walleye, channel catfish, bluegill, and black crappie. This range supports different fishing styles and preferences, making it a rewarding spot for those seeking multiple species in one outing. The lake's moderate depth supports habitats suitable for both warm and cool water fish, contributing to a balanced ecosystem that sustains healthy populations of these popular game fish.

Ice fishing

Species like black crappie, bluegill, and channel catfish make Springfield Lake a favored destination for ice fishing enthusiasts during the colder months. The frozen surface opens a seasonal window for anglers to enjoy the unique challenge and quiet of winter fishing in Ohio.