Twenty-Seven Lake (Bass)

About Twenty-Seven Lake (Bass)

Twenty-Seven Lake in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, offers a compact but inviting space for outdoor enthusiasts. With a surface area covering just over 50 acres, it provides a cozy setting for those who appreciate smaller lakes. Its maximum depth of 21 feet places it in the shallow to moderate range, making it accessible and productive for a variety of aquatic life. The lake sits near several small towns including Hayward and Little Round Lake, adding a touch of local charm to the natural surroundings. This modest size and depth create a welcoming environment for anglers and nature lovers alike, perfect for a quiet day on the water or a peaceful retreat in the Wisconsin outdoors.

Surface area

56 acres

Maximum depth

21 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.4

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass

Fishing Twenty-Seven Lake (Bass)

Variety defines the fishing experience at Twenty-Seven Lake. Anglers can expect to find a healthy mix of species including bluegill, largemouth bass, northern pike, and smallmouth bass. This diversity supports a dynamic fishing environment where different techniques and approaches can be rewarding. The lake's moderate depth supports these species well, offering a balanced habitat that can sustain both warm-water fish and more aggressive predators. Whether casting for bass or targeting pike, the fishing here provides a satisfying challenge for anglers of various skill levels.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Twenty-Seven Lake is a distinctive seasonal experience cherished by local anglers. When winter blankets the lake in ice, it opens up a unique opportunity to pursue species like northern pike and bluegill through the frozen surface. The lake’s size and depth make it a manageable and enjoyable spot for ice fishing, inviting those who appreciate the quiet and focus of winter angling.