Lee Lake (Cazenovia Millpond)

About Lee Lake (Cazenovia Millpond)

Time spent on Lee Lake in Richland County, Wisconsin, brings a peaceful retreat with its modest size and shallow waters. Covering just over 50 acres and reaching depths around 11 feet, this lake offers an accessible and intimate setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The gentle surface area encourages easy exploration and quiet moments on the water. The lake’s location near small towns like Cazenovia and Lime Ridge adds to its charm. Nearby Mirror Lake State Park and Devils Lake State Park provide a scenic backdrop, framing the lake within a natural Wisconsin landscape. This setting makes Lee Lake a pleasant spot for those seeking a low-key day by the water.

Surface area

53 acres

Maximum depth

11 feet

Lake-Link Score

54.0

Member rating

3.4 (5)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish

Fishing Lee Lake (Cazenovia Millpond)

Variety defines the fishing experience at Lee Lake, where largemouth bass and panfish are the main attractions. The lake’s shallow depth supports these species well, creating opportunities for anglers to find quality catches in a compact environment. While the lake may not boast a wide range of species, the bass and panfish populations offer rewarding fishing sessions. Whether you’re after a solid bass or a panfish bite, Lee Lake provides a focused but enjoyable fishing outing.

Ice fishing

Species like largemouth bass and panfish extend their presence beneath the ice, making Lee Lake a viable destination for winter anglers. Ice fishing here offers a chance to engage with these familiar fish in a quiet, seasonal setting. The lake’s shallow nature often means accessible ice conditions and a peaceful winter fishing experience.