Loretta Lake (U Brunet Flowage)

About Loretta Lake (U Brunet Flowage)

Loretta Lake in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, is a peaceful destination for those who appreciate shallow, accessible waters. Covering just over 110 acres, this lake's modest depth of around 12 feet makes it approachable for a variety of outdoor activities. Its location near Winter, WI, adds a small-town charm to the experience. The lake is surrounded by natural settings including the nearby Flambeau River State Forest, which adds to the serene atmosphere. This setting offers a quiet retreat for visitors looking to escape busier spots, making it a solid choice for those who value tranquility and natural beauty in northern Wisconsin.

Surface area

111 acres

Maximum depth

12 feet

Lake-Link Score

46.7

Member rating

3.5 (2)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Panfish

Fishing Loretta Lake (U Brunet Flowage)

Time spent fishing on Loretta Lake brings a mix of experiences with species like largemouth bass, muskie, and panfish available. The lake's shallower waters tend to support active panfish, which can be a lively option especially for younger anglers. Muskie fishing here is often described as slow, which might not satisfy those seeking a high-action muskie challenge. Largemouth bass can be found, adding some variety to the fishing opportunities, though overall the lake offers a more laid-back angling experience rather than fast-paced action.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Loretta Lake provides a seasonal chance to target species such as panfish, largemouth bass, and muskie. The lake's shallow depth allows for accessible ice fishing conditions, making it a favored spot for those who enjoy winter angling in northern Wisconsin. The quiet environment enhances the peacefulness of ice fishing here.