Engledinger Lake

About Engledinger Lake

Engledinger Lake sits quietly in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, offering a modest 52-acre water body that invites anglers and nature lovers alike. Its maximum depth reaches about 20 feet, providing a shallow but diverse aquatic environment. The lake's size and depth make it accessible for a variety of outdoor activities, particularly fishing. Surrounded by the communities of Denmark, Maribel, and Mishicot, Engledinger Lake benefits from a scenic setting that includes the nearby Point Beach State Forest. This proximity adds a touch of natural beauty and a sense of place for visitors looking to enjoy Wisconsin's outdoor offerings.

Surface area

52 acres

Maximum depth

20 feet

Lake-Link Score

56.4

Member rating

2.9 (10)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Engledinger Lake

Fishing at Engledinger Lake presents a mixed bag of opportunities. Anglers can expect to encounter largemouth bass, northern pike, and a variety of panfish. The lake's shallow waters support these species, though fishing success varies. While some visitors report catching decent-sized bass and northern pike, others note that panfish can be small and the lake heavily weeded. This diversity means that fishing experiences here can range from challenging to rewarding depending on where and when you fish.

Ice fishing

Wintertime on Engledinger Lake brings a different rhythm, with ice fishing becoming a popular pursuit. The lake's shallow depth allows for accessible ice conditions, and anglers often seek out crappie and northern pike beneath the ice. The experience is marked by the quiet and stillness of the frozen lake, offering a peaceful winter fishing outing.