Marshall Millpond

About Marshall Millpond

Dane County in Wisconsin hosts Marshall Millpond, a modestly sized lake covering 129 acres. This shallow body of water, with a maximum depth of just 5 feet, offers easy access and a calm setting for those who enjoy spending time near the water. The lake's location near the towns of Marshall, Waterloo, and Sun Prairie adds to its local charm and accessibility. Surrounded by the natural context of Lake Kegonsa State Park, Marshall Millpond provides a quiet retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Its shallow waters create a unique environment that supports a variety of aquatic life and invites visitors to experience a peaceful day outdoors.

Surface area

129 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

51.6

Member rating

3.3 (4)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish

Fishing Marshall Millpond

Fishing here feels like a laid-back experience where patience and local knowledge pay off. Anglers often find success targeting largemouth bass and panfish, which are the lake's main attractions. The shallow waters make for accessible fishing spots, and the lake's size encourages a relaxed pace without the pressure found in larger, busier lakes. While the fish variety isn't vast, the quality of bass and panfish catches can be rewarding. The presence of carp is notable, but it doesn't overshadow the enjoyment of fishing for the more sought-after species.

Ice fishing

Winter transforms Marshall Millpond into a seasonal fishing spot where ice anglers can enjoy the quiet and challenge of fishing through the ice. The shallow depth makes it a good candidate for ice fishing, offering a different way to connect with the lake during the colder months.