Long Lake
About Long Lake
Long Lake in Waupaca County, Wisconsin, invites visitors to unwind on its modest 61-acre surface, offering a calm retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Its maximum depth of 22 feet provides a balanced aquatic environment that supports a variety of fish and wildlife. This lake’s size and depth make it a welcoming spot for those seeking a quiet day on the water without the bustle of larger lakes. The lake is conveniently near the towns of Iola, Scandinavia, and Ogdensburg, providing easy access for day trips or weekend outings. Hartman Creek State Park lies nearby, adding to the natural setting and enhancing the outdoor experience around Long Lake.
Fish species
Largemouth Bass, Panfish
Fishing Long Lake
Spending time fishing on Long Lake offers a rewarding experience with its known populations of largemouth bass and panfish. These species thrive in the lake’s moderate depth, making it a versatile spot for anglers of various skill levels. Whether casting from shore or a small boat, the lake’s calm waters create a peaceful fishing environment. Anglers can expect a good chance to connect with these popular freshwater species in a setting that feels comfortably intimate and accessible.
Ice fishing
During the colder months, Long Lake transforms into a seasonal destination for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake’s size and depth contribute to a stable ice cover, inviting anglers to enjoy the unique experience of fishing through the ice in Wisconsin’s winter landscape.
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