Lower Kimball Lake

About Lower Kimball Lake

Lower Kimball Lake is a modestly sized body of water in Washburn County, Wisconsin, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural scenery. Its surface spans about 125 acres, making it a manageable spot for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a quiet day on the water. The lake's shallow depth, reaching only around 6 feet at its deepest, creates a warm and accessible environment for a variety of aquatic life. Situated near the town of Minong, this lake provides an intimate fishing experience without the bustle of larger lakes. The shallow waters invite visitors to enjoy calm paddling and easy shoreline access, making it a favored spot for those seeking a relaxed day outdoors in northern Wisconsin.

Surface area

125 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

49.8

Member rating

2.8 (5)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Lower Kimball Lake

Fishing here tends to focus on species that thrive in shallower waters. Anglers often find panfish plentiful, which can make for a satisfying day of catching bluegills and crappies. Largemouth bass and northern pike are also present, though they may be less abundant or harder to target in this environment. The lake's shallow nature means that gamefish are less dominant, but it remains a good spot for those who enjoy fishing for sunfish and other smaller species. The variety offers a nice mix for casual anglers looking to enjoy fishing without the challenge of deep-water species.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Lower Kimball Lake opens up opportunities for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow waters freeze over reliably, providing a chance to catch species like panfish and northern pike through the ice. This seasonal activity adds a different dimension to the lake's fishing experience, attracting those who enjoy the quiet and focus of winter angling in Wisconsin.