Bass Lake
Bass Lake is a 266-acre semi-private, spring-fed lake located about 10 minutes from Eagle River. The water is moderately clear, and the lake’s shallow profile supports a warmwater fishery typical of northern Wisconsin.
Because it is semi-private, overall use tends to feel more controlled than fully public lakes. Bass Lake appeals to buyers who prioritize fishing, proximity to Eagle River, and a lower-key boating environment over deep-water recreation.
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Shallow, stained conditions favor panfish, largemouth bass, and pike, with walleyes present as part of the broader Rhinelander Chain fishery. Anglers often key on weedbeds, channels, and subtle depth changes, casting spinnerbaits, jigs, and shallow‑running crankbaits that stand out in low visibility. Fish can remain active in relatively shallow water through much of the day because light penetration is limited. Chain connectivity also means fish movement between nearby lakes, so wind, water levels, and flow can influence where the best action sits at a given time.
How big is Bass Lake?
Bass Lake is 266 acres with 3.10 miles of shoreline.
How deep is Bass Lake?
Bass Lake has an average depth of 7 feet and a maximum depth of 15 feet.
Does Bass Lake have a boat launch?
No, Bass Lake does not have a public boat launch.
How far is Bass Lake from Eagle River?
Bass Lake is 10 minutes from Eagle River, Wisconsin.
What is the water clarity of Bass Lake?
Bass Lake has a water clarity of 11.5 feet.
How long is the shoreline on Bass Lake?
The shoreline of Bass Lake is about 3.10 miles.
What type of lake is Bass Lake?
Bass Lake is a Spring lake.
What is the trophic status of Bass Lake?
Bass Lake is a Oligotrophic lake.
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