Clarks Mills Pond

About Clarks Mills Pond

Choosing Clarks Mills Pond as a destination means embracing a quiet, shallow lake experience in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. This 38-acre pond offers accessible waters with a maximum depth of just 6 feet, making it ideal for anglers and nature lovers who appreciate a smaller, more intimate setting. The lake is surrounded by the communities of Valders, Whitelaw, and Reedsville, providing a peaceful retreat close to town. The nearby presence of Point Beach State Forest and High Cliff State Park adds a natural backdrop to your visit, framing the pond within a broader context of Wisconsin's outdoor spaces. Whether you are seeking a calm day on the water or a scenic spot to enjoy the outdoors, Clarks Mills Pond presents a modest but inviting environment.

Surface area

38 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.6

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Clarks Mills Pond

Fishing at Clarks Mills Pond offers a quality experience centered on a few key species. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass, northern pike, and a variety of panfish thriving in these shallow waters. The pond’s limited depth contributes to productive fishing conditions, especially for those targeting these popular species. With its manageable size and accessible fish populations, the pond provides a straightforward fishing outing that suits both casual and more dedicated anglers looking for a rewarding day on the water.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Clarks Mills Pond brings a unique seasonal experience to Manitowoc County. The pond’s shallow depth allows for early and consistent ice formation, making it a favored spot for winter anglers. The quiet surroundings and steady fish species create a peaceful setting to enjoy the ice fishing season in Wisconsin.