Little Yellow Lake

About Little Yellow Lake

Little Yellow Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin, offers a charming spot for outdoor lovers throughout the year. Covering over 300 acres, it provides ample space for boating and quiet lakeside moments. Its moderate depth of just over 20 feet creates a versatile environment supporting a variety of aquatic life. The lake sits near the towns of Webster and Danbury, making it accessible for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by the natural beauty of St. Croix State Park and Chengwatana State Forest, Little Yellow Lake benefits from the scenic backdrop these protected areas provide. The lake's size and depth contribute to a balanced ecosystem where both casual paddlers and anglers can find enjoyment across seasons.

Surface area

332 acres

Maximum depth

21 feet

Lake-Link Score

60.6

Member rating

4.4 (5)

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Lake Sturgeon, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Little Yellow Lake

Quality fishing opportunities abound at Little Yellow Lake, where anglers can find a diverse mix of species. The lake supports popular game fish like Walleye, Muskie, and Northern Pike, alongside Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. Panfish and Channel Catfish add to the variety, making it a rewarding spot for anglers targeting different species. The lake's moderate depth and river-fed nature create favorable conditions for these fish, offering chances for both trophy catches and consistent action. Whether you prefer aggressive predators or more relaxed panfish, Little Yellow Lake delivers a well-rounded fishing experience.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing on Little Yellow Lake brings a different kind of quiet excitement. When winter settles in, the lake's frozen surface invites anglers to test their skills in a unique environment. This seasonal activity complements the year-round appeal of the lake, providing a chance to connect with nature in the heart of Wisconsin's colder months.