Rice Lake
About Rice Lake
Rice Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin, invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its modest size and shallow waters, covering 56 acres with a maximum depth of just 5 feet. This lake offers a peaceful setting surrounded by natural beauty, making it a pleasant spot for seasonal visits. The shallow depth contributes to a warm and accessible environment for various water activities during warmer months. The lake is conveniently near small towns such as Frederic, Luck, and Lewis, providing a quiet rural backdrop. Nearby state parks like Wild River State Park and Chengwatana State Forest add to the scenic context, enhancing the overall outdoor experience around Rice Lake.
Fish species
Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish
Fishing Rice Lake
Quality fishing opportunities await at Rice Lake, where anglers can find a mix of largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish. The lake's shallow waters create a productive environment for these species, supporting a diverse fishing experience. Anglers seeking a variety of catches will appreciate the balance of predator and panfish species here, making it a rewarding spot for those who enjoy freshwater fishing in Wisconsin.
Ice fishing
Ice fishing on Rice Lake offers a unique seasonal experience as the lake freezes over in winter. With its shallow depth, the ice forms reliably, creating a serene setting for anglers to enjoy the quiet and focus on catching species like northern pike and panfish beneath the ice.
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