Green Lake
About Green Lake
Time spent on Green Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin, feels peaceful and intimate. This 251-acre lake offers a quiet retreat with its shallow waters reaching only about 6 feet deep, making it accessible and easy to navigate. The lake's modest size creates a cozy setting ideal for anglers and families seeking calm waters. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Burnett County and close to the town of Webster, Green Lake benefits from a serene environment with few boats even during busy holiday weekends. Nearby St. Croix State Park adds to the scenic context, providing a touch of protected wilderness around the lake.
Fish species
Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish
Fishing Green Lake
Quality fishing on Green Lake centers around species like largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish. Anglers can expect a rewarding experience targeting these popular game fish in a lake that supports a good fishery. The lake's shallow depth encourages active fish behavior, especially during warmer months when aquatic vegetation begins to emerge. Panfish provide fun action for all skill levels, while bass and northern pike offer more challenging pursuits for those seeking sport.
Ice fishing
Ice fishing on Green Lake is a seasonal highlight, with the lake frozen enough to support this winter tradition. Anglers can enjoy the quiet and stillness of the frozen surface while targeting species that remain active beneath the ice during colder months.
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