Little Cedar Lake

About Little Cedar Lake

Washington County in Wisconsin is home to Little Cedar Lake, a moderately sized body of water covering roughly 260 acres. This lake reaches a maximum depth of 56 feet, offering a range of habitats for various fish and aquatic life. The lake's setting near towns like West Bend, Slinger, and Jackson provides easy access for visitors seeking a natural retreat. Surrounded by the natural context of Kettle Moraine State Forest and Harrington Beach State Park, Little Cedar Lake fits well into the regional landscape. The lake's moderate depth supports a diverse aquatic ecosystem, making it a notable feature in the county's collection of freshwater lakes.

Surface area

260 acres

Maximum depth

56 feet

Lake-Link Score

63.2

Member rating

2.6 (31)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Little Cedar Lake

Spending time on Little Cedar Lake offers anglers opportunities to catch a variety of species including largemouth bass, northern pike, panfish, and walleye. The lake's moderate depth supports these species, though fishing conditions can vary widely depending on factors like boat traffic and weed growth. Fishing here can be rewarding, but anglers should be prepared for some challenges such as heavy boating activity and changes in aquatic vegetation. Despite these factors, the lake still holds promise for those familiar with its waters and fish behavior.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Little Cedar Lake becomes a destination for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's species variety, including panfish, northern pike, and walleye, offers diverse opportunities for anglers willing to brave the cold. Ice fishing here provides a seasonal way to enjoy the lake's natural setting and test skills on the frozen surface.