Middle Kimball Lake

About Middle Kimball Lake

Middle Kimball Lake in Washburn County, Wisconsin, offers a spacious and serene setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Its nearly 100-acre surface provides a broad water expanse that invites exploration and relaxation. This lake's depth is notable, plunging to over 75 feet, which creates a layered aquatic environment that can influence water temperature and habitat. The lake sits near the small town of Minong, WI, adding a touch of local charm without overwhelming the natural quiet. Its size and depth make it a distinctive body of water in the region, appealing to those who appreciate a more secluded and contemplative lake experience away from busier spots.

Surface area

96 acres

Maximum depth

77 feet

Lake-Link Score

48.2

Member rating

2.8 (4)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Middle Kimball Lake

Fishing at Middle Kimball Lake offers a mixed experience that reflects the lake's deep and varied waters. Anglers can find opportunities for largemouth bass, northern pike, and various panfish species here. The diversity of fish adds some appeal, though the lake's depth and structure mean fish can be challenging to locate and catch. While some species like bluegills and perch tend to be smaller, the presence of northern pike and bass provides some rewarding targets. The fishing quality may vary, and patience is often needed to connect with the fish in this quiet Wisconsin lake.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Middle Kimball Lake presents a peaceful winter experience. The lake's depth and quiet surroundings offer a calm setting for anglers to enjoy the season. While fish can be elusive, the opportunity to fish through the ice adds a unique dimension to the year-round enjoyment of this Wisconsin lake.