Fishing in
Bayfield County
Bayfield County, Wisconsin has 400 named fishable waters, 18 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
357 waters
Waters in Bayfield County
- Perch Lakelake4× stocked
- Namekagon Lakelake2× stocked
- Beaver Lakelake2× stocked
- Crystal Lakelake2× stocked
- Lake Owenreservoir1× stocked
- Upper Eau Claire Lakelake1× stocked
- Diamond Lakelake1× stocked
- Lake Tahkodahlake1× stocked
- Cisco Lakelake1× stocked
- Buskey Baylake1× stocked
- Wanoka Lakelake1× stocked
- Nymphia Lakelake1× stocked
- Lamereau Lakelake1× stocked
- Camp Lakelake1× stocked
- Mimi Lakelake1× stocked
- Overby Lakelake1× stocked
- Little Star Lakelake1× stocked
- Lindgren Lakelake1× stocked
- Middle Eau Claire Lakelake830 ac
- Totagatic Lakelake538 ac
- Siskiwit Lakelake285 ac
- Long Lakelake283 ac
- Chippewa Lakelake282 ac
- Hart Lakelake257 ac
- Iron Lakelake247 ac
- Wiley Lakelake217 ac
- Star Lakelake207 ac
- Pigeon Lakelake200 ac
- Bony Lakelake190 ac
- Sugar Bush Lakelake185 ac
370 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Walleye8 waters
- Brook Trout6 waters
- White Sucker2 waters
- Muskellunge1 waters
- Rainbow Trout1 waters
Latest stockings
- Mimi LakeBrook TroutJan 1, 2025
- Wanoka LakeBrook TroutJan 1, 2025
- Diamond LakeWalleyeJan 1, 2025
- Camp LakeWhite SuckerJan 1, 2025
- Lake OwenWalleyeJan 1, 2025
- Little Star LakeBrook TroutJan 1, 2025
- Perch LakeRainbow TroutJan 1, 2025
- Lindgren LakeWhite SuckerJan 1, 2025
- Buskey BayWalleyeJan 1, 2025
- Overby LakeBrook TroutJan 1, 2025
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Bayfield County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Bayfield County, Wisconsin?+
Bayfield County has 400 named fishable waters, 18 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Bayfield County?+
Waters in Bayfield County hold walleye, brook trout, white sucker and muskellunge. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Bayfield County?+
Yes — Wisconsin requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.