Glisezinski Lake

About Glisezinski Lake

Portage County in Wisconsin hosts Glisezinski Lake, a modest 35-acre water body that provides a quiet retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Its shallow depth, maxing out at 11 feet, creates an accessible environment for a variety of water activities and supports a lively aquatic ecosystem. The lake's proximity to the small towns of Rosholt and Polonia adds a touch of local charm to the experience. This lake's size and depth make it an inviting spot for those who appreciate more intimate fishing spots rather than sprawling bodies of water. The shallow waters tend to warm quickly in the summer, encouraging active fish behavior and making it a lively destination for anglers and nature lovers alike.

Surface area

35 acres

Maximum depth

11 feet

Lake-Link Score

43.3

Member rating

2.5 (2)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Glisezinski Lake

Quality fishing opportunities abound at Glisezinski Lake with a focus on species that thrive in shallower Wisconsin lakes. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass, northern pike, and a variety of panfish, each offering unique challenges and rewards. The lake's environment supports healthy populations of these species, providing chances for both casual and experienced anglers to enjoy productive outings. Whether you're casting for bass or seeking the thrill of a northern pike, the fishing here can keep you engaged throughout the day.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Glisezinski Lake offers a rewarding seasonal experience for those who enjoy wintertime angling. The lake's shallow waters maintain good fish activity under the ice, making it a favored spot for local anglers during the colder months. This seasonal access adds a valuable dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.