Upper Kaubashine Lake

About Upper Kaubashine Lake

Upper Kaubashine Lake is a favored destination in Oneida County, Wisconsin, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its 181 acres of water. The lake's moderate depth, reaching up to 56 feet, offers a balanced environment that supports a variety of aquatic life and recreational activities. Its size and depth create a versatile setting for visitors seeking both peaceful scenery and active water pursuits. The lake is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, adding to the area's appeal. Nearby towns like Minocqua, Lake Tomahawk, and Woodruff provide convenient access points and local charm, making Upper Kaubashine Lake a well-rounded destination for a day trip or extended stay.

Surface area

181 acres

Maximum depth

56 feet

Lake-Link Score

44.6

Member rating

2.3 (3)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Upper Kaubashine Lake

Fishing at Upper Kaubashine Lake offers a diverse experience with species such as largemouth bass, muskie, northern pike, panfish, smallmouth bass, and walleye. The lake's moderate depth supports a mix of these popular game fish, appealing to anglers looking for variety and challenge. Anglers often find the lake rewarding due to its range of fish species, which can satisfy both those seeking aggressive predators like muskie and northern pike, as well as those targeting panfish or bass. This diversity makes it a quality spot for fishing enthusiasts of different preferences.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Upper Kaubashine Lake transforms into a seasonal playground for ice fishing. The lake's size and depth provide a reliable setting for anglers to enjoy this cold-weather tradition, targeting species that remain active beneath the ice. Ice fishing here is a popular way to experience the lake's natural charm in a quieter, wintery atmosphere.