Partridge Crop Lake

About Partridge Crop Lake

Partridge Crop Lake offers a compact yet inviting fishing experience in Sawyer County, Wisconsin. This 46-acre body of water provides a cozy setting for anglers who appreciate smaller, shallow lakes. With a maximum depth of just five feet, the lake's waters are accessible and often productive, especially for those who enjoy fishing in more intimate environments. The lake's location in northern Wisconsin means it experiences the full range of seasonal changes, contributing to a dynamic aquatic habitat. Its shallow depth encourages a variety of fish species to thrive, making it a worthwhile destination for local anglers seeking a peaceful spot away from busier waters.

Surface area

46 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.1

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Partridge Crop Lake

Fishing here feels rewarding with a diverse lineup of species that includes largemouth and smallmouth bass, muskie, panfish, and walleye. The shallow waters create an environment where these fish are often within reach, providing a satisfying challenge for anglers of all skill levels. The variety of species means that whether you're after a spirited bass or a trophy muskie, Partridge Crop Lake has something to offer. The presence of panfish adds to the fun, especially for those who enjoy a more relaxed fishing experience or are introducing newcomers to the sport.

Ice fishing

Winter on Partridge Crop Lake transforms the experience as ice fishing becomes a popular activity. The lake’s shallow depth makes it accessible during the colder months, offering anglers a chance to connect with the quiet, frozen landscape while pursuing species like panfish and walleye beneath the ice.