Little Crawling Stone Lake

About Little Crawling Stone Lake

Little Crawling Stone Lake in Vilas County, Wisconsin, is a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. This moderately sized lake spans 113 acres and reaches depths up to 44 feet, offering a mix of shallow and deeper waters that shape its unique aquatic environment. Its clear waters provide a scenic backdrop for visitors seeking a peaceful natural setting. The lake is surrounded by the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, adding to the serene wilderness experience. Nearby towns like Lac du Flambeau provide access points and local charm. Whether visiting in summer or winter, the lake's size and depth create a versatile setting for a variety of outdoor activities.

Surface area

113 acres

Maximum depth

44 feet

Lake-Link Score

50.1

Member rating

3.0 (4)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Little Crawling Stone Lake

Variety defines the fishing opportunities at Little Crawling Stone Lake. Anglers can expect to find a healthy mix of largemouth and smallmouth bass, complemented by muskie and northern pike for those targeting larger predators. Panfish and walleye add to the diversity, making it a well-rounded spot for different fishing preferences. The lake's depth and clear waters create conditions that can challenge anglers, but also reward persistence with quality catches. The presence of multiple species offers chances to experience different fishing styles and seasonal patterns throughout the year.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Little Crawling Stone Lake brings a unique seasonal experience. When the lake freezes over, anglers can enjoy the quiet solitude of winter fishing, targeting species like panfish, walleye, and bass through the ice. The lake's moderate depth influences ice conditions and fish behavior, making winter outings both peaceful and potentially rewarding.