Crane and Chase Lake

About Crane and Chase Lake

Crane and Chase Lake invites outdoor enthusiasts to experience its tranquil waters throughout the seasons. Situated in Price County, Wisconsin, this lake spans a modest 88 acres, offering a peaceful retreat near the town of Phillips. Its relatively shallow depth, reaching up to 22 feet, creates an accessible environment that supports a variety of aquatic life and recreational activities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Price County, the lake benefits from the nearby Flambeau River State Forest, which adds to the scenic backdrop and regional charm. Whether visiting in summer or winter, the lake's size and depth provide a versatile setting for those seeking quiet moments in nature or active outdoor fun.

Surface area

88 acres

Maximum depth

22 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.5

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Crane and Chase Lake

Fishing at Crane and Chase Lake brings a rewarding experience with a mix of species that appeal to anglers of various preferences. The lake supports populations of largemouth bass and northern pike, offering opportunities for spirited catches. Panfish are also present, providing consistent action for those looking for a lively fishing day. Walleye add to the diversity, making the lake a well-rounded destination for anglers interested in multiple species. The combination of these fish in a moderately shallow lake creates an engaging fishing environment throughout the warmer months.

Ice fishing

Winter on Crane and Chase Lake opens up the chance to enjoy ice fishing in a serene setting. The lake’s shallow nature enhances accessibility during the colder months, allowing anglers to connect with the quiet rhythms of the frozen landscape. Ice fishing here offers a distinct experience shaped by the peacefulness of the season and the anticipation of a catch beneath the ice.