Little Archibald Lake

About Little Archibald Lake

Spending time on Little Archibald Lake offers a peaceful retreat in Oconto County, Wisconsin. The lake's modest size creates an intimate setting where calm waters invite relaxation and quiet exploration. With a surface area covering just over 50 acres, this lake provides enough space to enjoy a variety of water activities without feeling crowded. The lake reaches depths exceeding 60 feet, adding a seasonal dimension to its aquatic environment. Its location near the towns of Lakewood and Mountain places it within easy reach for locals and visitors alike. The surrounding landscape includes Governor Thompson State Park and Peshtigo River State Forest, framing the lake with natural beauty and enhancing the outdoor experience.

Surface area

54 acres

Maximum depth

65 feet

Lake-Link Score

42.9

Member rating

2.5 (2)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish

Fishing Little Archibald Lake

Fishing here is a laid-back experience where largemouth bass and panfish create enjoyable opportunities for anglers of all levels. The presence of these species means you can expect lively action in a setting that feels both welcoming and manageable. The lake's depth offers a mix of habitats, supporting a balanced fish community. Whether casting from shore or a small boat, the fishing experience is shaped by the lake's clear and calm waters.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Little Archibald Lake transforms into a winter fishing spot where enthusiasts pursue species like largemouth bass and panfish through the ice. This seasonal activity adds a unique angle to the lake's year-round appeal, drawing those who appreciate the quiet and focus that ice fishing demands.