Upper Kaubashine Lake
Upper Kaubashine Lake is one of the most desirable smaller lakes in the Northwoods. At 181 acres with spring-fed clarity around 15–16 feet, good depth, and no public boat launch, it delivers privacy and strong water quality within easy reach of Minocqua.
The rolling Hazelhurst setting, lightly traveled roads, and attractive shoreline give it a polished, residential feel. Clear water, quiet use, and close-to-town convenience make it one of the standout small-lake options in the Minocqua corridor.
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Upper Kaubashine’s clear, spring-fed water supports a quality fishery with panfish, bass, pike, and possibly walleye, lightly pressured because of the lack of public access. Residents and guests focus on classic clear-lake tactics—finesse presentations, attention to structure and low-light windows, and careful boat control—to take advantage of the fish that relate to both shoreline cover and mid-depth breaks. For many owners, the combination of quiet, scenery, and quality fishing is a key part of the lake’s appeal.
How big is Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake is 181 acres with 3.40 miles of shoreline.
How deep is Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake has an average depth of 26 feet and a maximum depth of 56 feet.
Does Upper Kaubashine Lake have a boat launch?
No, Upper Kaubashine Lake does not have a public boat launch.
How far is Upper Kaubashine Lake from Minocqua?
Upper Kaubashine Lake is 9 minutes from Minocqua, Wisconsin.
What fish are in Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake contains a Variety of fish species including Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye.
What is the water clarity of Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake has a water clarity of 15.5 feet.
How long is the shoreline on Upper Kaubashine Lake?
The shoreline of Upper Kaubashine Lake is about 3.40 miles.
What type of lake is Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake is a Spring lake.
What is the trophic status of Upper Kaubashine Lake?
Upper Kaubashine Lake is a Oligotrophic lake.
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