Upper Nemahbin Lake

About Upper Nemahbin Lake

Upper Nemahbin Lake in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, invites anglers and outdoor lovers to enjoy its 277 acres of water. This lake offers a moderate depth reaching up to 60 feet, providing a versatile environment for a variety of aquatic life. The lake sits near the towns of Delafield, Nashotah, and Oconomowoc Lake, making it a convenient spot for locals and visitors alike. Throughout the year, the lake's size and depth create opportunities for different water activities, from warm-weather fishing to wintertime ice fishing. The surrounding area’s natural charm adds to the appeal of spending time on or near the water, whether you're casting a line or simply soaking in the scenery.

Surface area

277 acres

Maximum depth

60 feet

Lake-Link Score

68.7

Member rating

3.9 (14)

Fish species

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

Fishing Upper Nemahbin Lake

Variety is the name of the game when fishing Upper Nemahbin Lake. Anglers can expect to find a healthy mix of largemouth and smallmouth bass, Northern Pike, panfish, and walleye. The lake's moderate depth supports these species well, offering diverse habitats that keep the fishing experience interesting. Panfish and bass are commonly targeted, with the lake known for its solid populations of both. Walleye and Northern Pike add to the excitement, giving anglers several rewarding species to pursue during their visit.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Upper Nemahbin Lake is a rewarding seasonal experience. When the lake freezes over, anglers take advantage of the opportunity to catch species like panfish, bass, and walleye through the ice. The quiet winter setting provides a peaceful backdrop for those who enjoy fishing in colder months.