Little Blake Lake

About Little Blake Lake

Time spent on Little Blake Lake in Polk County, Wisconsin, feels like a peaceful retreat on a modest but lively body of water. This 78-acre lake is shallow, with a maximum depth of 14 feet, making it accessible and productive for anglers and nature lovers alike. The lake's size invites exploration without overwhelming, offering a quiet spot to connect with the outdoors. The surrounding area includes the towns of Balsam Lake, Luck, and Milltown, adding a touch of local charm. Nearby, Interstate State Park and Wild River State Park frame the lake's natural setting, enhancing the sense of wilderness and outdoor adventure that draws visitors to this part of Wisconsin.

Surface area

78 acres

Maximum depth

14 feet

Lake-Link Score

55.1

Member rating

4.0 (4)

Fish species

bass, crappie, walleye, pike, muskies

Fishing Little Blake Lake

Skill levels from novice to experienced anglers find rewarding opportunities here. Little Blake Lake supports a mix of species including bass, crappie, pike, muskies, and walleye, offering variety and challenge. The lake's shallow depth encourages active fish movement along the shorelines, especially in spring when muskies and pike cruise for prey. Crappie and bass provide steady action, making it a solid choice for those seeking a mixed bag. Walleye can also be hooked at times, adding an element of surprise to the fishing experience.

Ice fishing

For anglers targeting cold-weather species, Little Blake Lake opens up with ice fishing opportunities. The lake’s shallow waters can offer accessible spots to enjoy the season, with species like crappie, bass, and pike remaining active under the ice. This seasonal shift invites a different rhythm to fishing, where patience and anticipation meet the quiet of winter on the ice.