Sauntrys Pocket Lake

About Sauntrys Pocket Lake

Sauntrys Pocket Lake in Douglas County, Wisconsin, is a modestly sized body of water covering just over 100 acres. Its shallow depth, peaking at around 9 feet, creates a unique environment that supports a variety of fish and aquatic life. The lake's quiet setting offers a peaceful retreat for anglers and nature lovers alike. Surrounded by natural landscapes, the lake lies near the Brule River State Forest, adding to the scenic backdrop without overwhelming the lake's intimate feel. This lake is ideal for those who appreciate a smaller, more secluded fishing spot where the water stays shallow and accessible throughout much of the year.

Surface area

103 acres

Maximum depth

9 feet

Lake-Link Score

47.5

Member rating

3.0 (3)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Sauntrys Pocket Lake

Variety is the key when fishing Sauntrys Pocket Lake. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish thriving in these shallow waters. Each species offers a different challenge and appeal, making it a diverse fishing destination. The presence of both predator and panfish species means that fishing here can be rewarding for those seeking a mix of action and variety. While the lake is not large, its fish population provides ample opportunity for anglers looking to enjoy a range of freshwater species.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing is a popular seasonal activity on Sauntrys Pocket Lake, where the shallow waters freeze solid enough to support anglers during the winter months. This seasonal change transforms the lake into a quiet, icy expanse where fish like northern pike and panfish remain accessible beneath the ice, offering a unique winter fishing experience.