Little Casey Lake

About Little Casey Lake

Washburn County in Wisconsin is home to Little Casey Lake, a modestly sized body of water that spans around 30 acres. This lake offers a peaceful retreat for those who appreciate the quiet charm of smaller lakes. Its maximum depth reaches just over 20 feet, providing a balanced environment that supports a variety of aquatic life without the extremes of deeper waters. The lake's location near the towns of Trego and Spooner makes it accessible for locals and visitors alike. Its size and depth create a setting that feels intimate yet versatile, ideal for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a natural spot to enjoy the outdoors without the bustle of larger lakes.

Surface area

30 acres

Maximum depth

22 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.1

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Little Casey Lake

Quality fishing experiences await at Little Casey Lake, where anglers can find a good mix of species. The lake supports populations of Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Panfish, offering varied opportunities for those who enjoy targeting different types of fish. The combination of these species provides a well-rounded fishing environment, appealing to both casual and more dedicated anglers. The lake's moderate depth helps sustain these species, making it a reliable spot for fishing throughout the warmer months.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing is a notable feature of Little Casey Lake, allowing anglers to enjoy the sport during Wisconsin's colder months. The lake's size and fish diversity make it a worthwhile destination for ice fishing enthusiasts looking to experience winter on the ice.