Bay Beach Lagoons

About Bay Beach Lagoons

Time spent on Bay Beach Lagoons brings a peaceful connection to nature with its gentle waters and modest size. This 50-acre lake in Brown County, Wisconsin, offers a shallow depth that makes it accessible and enjoyable for a variety of outdoor activities. The lake's calm surface and manageable scale create a welcoming atmosphere for anglers and visitors alike. Surrounded by the communities of Green Bay, Allouez, and Bellevue, the lagoons provide a quiet retreat from urban life. Its maximum depth of about 15 feet keeps the water approachable and productive throughout the seasons, inviting exploration and relaxation in a natural setting.

Surface area

50 acres

Maximum depth

15 feet

Lake-Link Score

54.6

Member rating

3.8 (4)

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Bay Beach Lagoons

Variety defines the fishing experience at Bay Beach Lagoons. Anglers can expect to encounter Northern Pike and Panfish, each offering distinct challenges and rewards. The lake's shallow waters encourage active fishing, with opportunities to catch a range of sizes and species. Whether casting for the aggressive strikes of Northern Pike or enjoying the steady action from Panfish, the lake supports a diverse fishing experience. Its accessible depth and fish population make it a solid choice for those seeking both excitement and steady catches.

Ice fishing

Species like Northern Pike and Panfish keep the ice fishing experience lively at Bay Beach Lagoons. The lake's shallow waters freeze reliably, providing a seasonal playground for anglers who enjoy winter fishing. This seasonal activity adds a unique dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.