Rolling Stone Lake

About Rolling Stone Lake

Rolling Stone Lake offers a spacious freshwater experience in Langlade County, Wisconsin, covering over 680 acres. Its shallow waters, rarely exceeding a dozen feet, create a welcoming environment for various aquatic life and accessible fishing spots. The lake's proximity to Mole Lake, Post Lake, and Crandon adds to its appeal as a local outdoor destination. With its broad surface and modest depth, Rolling Stone Lake provides a calm setting that supports a diverse fish population. The lake's size allows for plenty of room to explore by boat or from shore, making it a favored spot for anglers and nature lovers alike during all seasons.

Surface area

682 acres

Maximum depth

12 feet

Lake-Link Score

69.7

Member rating

4.0 (14)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Rolling Stone Lake

Fishing at Rolling Stone Lake offers a rewarding variety of species, appealing to anglers who enjoy targeting both panfish and larger game fish. The lake is home to largemouth bass, muskie, northern pike, panfish, and walleye, creating diverse opportunities for different fishing styles and preferences. Panfish are particularly abundant, making this lake a great choice for those seeking steady action. Bass and northern pike provide a chance for more challenging catches, while muskie and walleye add to the lake's fishing diversity. The shallow depth supports active fish populations throughout much of the year.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Rolling Stone Lake is a popular seasonal activity that draws anglers to its frozen surface. The lake's shallow nature makes it accessible and productive during winter months, offering a unique experience to catch species like panfish, northern pike, and walleye through the ice. The quiet winter setting enhances the peaceful outdoor adventure.