Albany Lake (Millpond)

About Albany Lake (Millpond)

Albany Lake (Millpond) provides a cozy fishing spot in Green County, Wisconsin, with just over 100 acres of water. Its shallow nature, reaching only about 8 feet deep, makes it an accessible and approachable lake for anglers and nature lovers alike. The lake's modest size offers a sense of intimacy while still providing ample space to explore. Surrounding towns like Albany, Brodhead, and Monticello add to the local charm, and the nearby New Glarus Woods State Park and Lake Kegonsa frame the lake with additional natural beauty. This setting invites visitors to enjoy a quiet retreat in the Wisconsin countryside.

Surface area

106 acres

Maximum depth

8 feet

Lake-Link Score

41.3

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass

Fishing Albany Lake (Millpond)

Time spent on Albany Lake often feels like an invitation to connect with a variety of fish species in a tranquil setting. The lake supports a healthy mix of panfish, largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, and northern pike. This diversity offers anglers multiple opportunities to find a rewarding catch. Despite its shallow depth, the lake's waters hold enough life to keep fishing interesting throughout the seasons. Whether you prefer the chase of a bass or the thrill of a pike, Albany Lake delivers a well-rounded fishing experience in a peaceful environment.

Ice fishing

Winter transforms Albany Lake into a seasonal playground for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow waters freeze reliably, creating a natural venue to enjoy the quiet of the frozen landscape while targeting species like panfish and northern pike. This seasonal change offers a unique way to experience the lake's fishing opportunities during colder months.