Little Sugarbush Lake

About Little Sugarbush Lake

Time spent on Little Sugarbush Lake feels peaceful and refreshing, surrounded by the natural beauty of Vilas County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized lake covers 46 acres, offering a cozy yet open water experience. Its moderate depth, reaching up to 26 feet, creates a versatile environment where both shallow and deeper water fishing can be enjoyed. The lake's location near Lac du Flambeau adds a touch of small-town charm to the outdoor adventure. Whether paddling quietly or casting a line, the lake's scale invites anglers and nature lovers alike to soak in the calm and scenic surroundings that define this part of Wisconsin.

Surface area

46 acres

Maximum depth

26 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.2

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Little Sugarbush Lake

Fishing here suits a range of skill levels thanks to the variety of species present. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass and panfish that provide lively action in the shallower zones. The presence of muskie and northern pike adds excitement for those seeking a challenge, while walleye rounds out the mix for a balanced fishing experience. The lake's moderate depth supports diverse habitats, making it a rewarding spot for anglers who appreciate both the thrill of a big catch and the steady fun of more common species.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Little Sugarbush Lake transforms into a prime destination for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake supports a variety of species beneath the ice, making winter outings both engaging and productive. The quiet winter landscape enhances the experience, offering a unique way to connect with nature while pursuing prized fish under the frozen surface.