Little Island Lake

About Little Island Lake

Time spent at Little Island Lake in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, feels like a quiet retreat surrounded by natural beauty. This modestly sized lake covers just under 50 acres, offering a peaceful setting for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its shallow waters, reaching a maximum depth of about 15 feet, create an accessible environment for a variety of water activities throughout the seasons. The lake’s location in northern Wisconsin places it near Brule River State Forest and Amnicon Falls State Park, adding to the scenic backdrop and outdoor appeal. Though there are no nearby towns, the lake's calm and intimate atmosphere makes it a rewarding destination for those seeking a more secluded experience in the Northwoods.

Surface area

49 acres

Maximum depth

15 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.5

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish

Fishing Little Island Lake

Variety in fishing opportunities shines at Little Island Lake, where anglers can expect to find healthy populations of largemouth bass and panfish. The shallow nature of the lake often supports active fish behavior, making it a satisfying spot for those targeting these species. While the lake is on the smaller side, its fish diversity offers engaging challenges for both novice and experienced anglers looking to enjoy a day on the water in a tranquil setting.

Ice fishing

Experience the unique quiet of winter on Little Island Lake, where ice fishing opens up a new chapter of outdoor adventure. The lake’s shallow depth allows for accessible ice fishing opportunities, inviting anglers to connect with the season in a peaceful, snowy landscape.