Marsh-Miller Lake (Mill Pond)

About Marsh-Miller Lake (Mill Pond)

Marsh-Miller Lake, also called Mill Pond, presents a peaceful fishing destination in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Spanning over 400 acres, this shallow lake reaches a maximum depth of just 14 feet, making it accessible and productive for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The lake's size offers plenty of space to explore without feeling crowded. The lake sits near several small towns including Bloomer, Jim Falls, and New Auburn, providing a quiet retreat with easy access. Surrounding the lake are Brunet Island State Park and Lake Wissota State Park, adding natural context to the area and enhancing the outdoor experience.

Surface area

441 acres

Maximum depth

14 feet

Lake-Link Score

73.8

Member rating

4.3 (16)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Marsh-Miller Lake (Mill Pond)

Skill level plays a key role at Marsh-Miller Lake where fishing opportunities are diverse and rewarding. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass that range widely in size, northern pike that offer decent tip-up action, and a variety of panfish that consistently produce large crappies and sunfish. This lake is known for its quality bass fishing, with many catches in the 13 to 20-inch range. Panfish enthusiasts will appreciate the presence of bluegills and crappies, some reaching impressive sizes, making it a versatile spot for different fishing styles.

Ice fishing

Experience on the ice at Marsh-Miller Lake brings a unique seasonal charm. The lake’s shallow depth helps maintain fish activity under the ice, offering anglers a chance to connect with species like panfish and northern pike during the colder months. Ice fishing here can be a peaceful way to enjoy Wisconsin’s winter outdoors.