Auroraville Millpond

About Auroraville Millpond

Auroraville Millpond invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year-round experiences in Waushara County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized lake, covering around 180 acres, offers accessible shallow waters with a maximum depth of just 6 feet, making it a welcoming spot for anglers and nature lovers alike. The lake's gentle scale encourages a peaceful visit whether in summer or winter. Surrounding towns like Redgranite, Poy Sippi, and Lohrville provide a quiet backdrop to this natural setting. Nearby Hartman Creek State Park adds a hint of protected wilderness to the area, framing the millpond with additional outdoor opportunities. The lake's shallow depth means warmer waters in summer and reliable ice cover in winter, shaping the seasonal rhythms of this Wisconsin gem.

Surface area

180 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

44.8

Member rating

3.0 (2)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass

Fishing Auroraville Millpond

Fishing here suits a range of skill levels, from casual anglers to more experienced fishers. The lake supports a healthy mix of species including largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, and various panfish. These species thrive in the shallow, productive waters, offering steady action throughout the warmer months. The diversity of fish provides options for different fishing preferences, whether targeting aggressive pike or the more subtle panfish. The lake's size and depth create a focused environment where anglers can explore multiple species without the challenge of deep water dynamics.

Ice fishing

When winter arrives, Auroraville Millpond transforms into a prime ice fishing destination. The presence of northern pike and panfish makes it an appealing spot for anglers seeking species that remain active under the ice. The lake's shallow depth helps ensure consistent ice formation, supporting a reliable seasonal fishing experience on the frozen surface.