Little Sissabagama Lake

About Little Sissabagama Lake

Little Sissabagama Lake invites those seeking a quiet retreat in Sawyer County, Wisconsin. Spanning over 300 acres, this lake offers a generous expanse of water surrounded by the natural beauty of the area. Its depth reaches well beyond 70 feet, providing a range of habitats for aquatic life and a varied experience for visitors. The lake lies near the small communities of Birchwood and Reserve, adding a touch of local charm to the setting. Its size and depth make it an appealing destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate a tranquil environment away from the crowds.

Surface area

308 acres

Maximum depth

75 feet

Lake-Link Score

56.8

Member rating

3.3 (7)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Little Sissabagama Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Little Sissabagama Lake. Anglers can expect to encounter a mix of largemouth and smallmouth bass, muskie, panfish, and walleye. The lake's considerable depth allows for seasonal shifts in fish activity, supporting a diverse range of species throughout the year. Fishing conditions can vary, with some visitors noting fair to good success depending on the target species. The lake's peaceful atmosphere adds to the appeal for those looking to enjoy a relaxed day on the water.

Ice fishing

Time spent on Little Sissabagama Lake during the ice fishing season offers a serene and focused experience. The frozen surface creates a quiet setting where anglers can connect with the winter rhythms of the lake. Ice fishing here is a valued tradition that complements the lake's year-round appeal.