Lower Sugarbush Lake

About Lower Sugarbush Lake

Lower Sugarbush Lake is a serene destination in Vilas County, Wisconsin, offering a peaceful retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning a moderate 180 acres, the lake provides ample space for boating and lakeside relaxation. Its maximum depth of just over 60 feet creates a varied underwater landscape that supports a diverse aquatic ecosystem. The lake's location near Lac du Flambeau adds to its accessibility for visitors looking to enjoy natural beauty away from crowded spots. The combination of size and depth makes Lower Sugarbush Lake an inviting place to spend a day or more immersed in the tranquility of northern Wisconsin waters.

Surface area

180 acres

Maximum depth

61 feet

Lake-Link Score

50.3

Member rating

4.5 (2)

Fish species

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

Fishing Lower Sugarbush Lake

Time on Lower Sugarbush Lake often means engaging with a rich variety of fish species that attract anglers seeking both challenge and reward. The lake supports a healthy population of largemouth and smallmouth bass, providing excellent opportunities for bass fishing enthusiasts. Alongside these, muskie and northern pike add to the thrill for those targeting larger predators. Panfish and walleye round out the fishing experience, offering options for all skill levels and preferences. The diversity here ensures that every fishing outing can bring something new to the line.

Ice fishing

When winter arrives, Lower Sugarbush Lake transforms into a prime ice fishing spot. The cold season invites anglers to pursue species like walleye, northern pike, and panfish through the ice. This seasonal change offers a unique way to connect with the lake's aquatic life and enjoy the quiet beauty of a frozen northern Wisconsin landscape.