Long Lake T08N R02E S13

About Long Lake T08N R02E S13

Long Lake T08N R02E S13 in Richland County, Wisconsin, offers a quiet retreat throughout the year. Its modest size and shallow waters create an accessible environment for anglers and nature enthusiasts alike. The lake's surface area covers 48 acres, with a maximum depth around 10 feet, making it a manageable spot for those who enjoy smaller lakes with productive fishing conditions. Nearby towns like Lone Rock, Spring Green, and Gotham provide convenient access points for visitors. The lake's surroundings include Governor Dodge State Park and Blue Mound State Park, which add to the scenic backdrop and outdoor appeal. This setting invites exploration beyond fishing, blending natural beauty with recreational opportunities. The shallow depth also means the lake warms quickly in summer and freezes solidly in winter, shaping its seasonal character.

Surface area

48 acres

Maximum depth

10 feet

Lake-Link Score

45.4

Member rating

2.7 (3)

Fish species

Bluegill, Lake Sturgeon, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye

Fishing Long Lake T08N R02E S13

Variety defines the fishing experience at Long Lake, where anglers can pursue a range of species in its shallow waters. Bluegill are a common catch, especially during warmer months, while largemouth bass provide exciting action for sport fishermen. Northern pike add a thrilling challenge with their aggressive strikes, and walleye offer rewarding opportunities for those targeting prized game fish. Lake sturgeon also inhabit the lake, adding to the diversity and appeal for anglers interested in unique species. The combination of these fish makes Long Lake a versatile spot for fishing enthusiasts who appreciate different types of freshwater game.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing is a notable feature of Long Lake, with its shallow depth allowing the water to freeze reliably in winter. Anglers can enjoy the quiet and focused experience that ice fishing brings, targeting species like bluegill, northern pike, and walleye beneath the ice. This winter activity adds a distinct dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.