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Family-fishing weights panfish presence — bluegill, crappie, perch — together with reasonable access and an average water-quality grade. Kids do best with abundant, easy-to-catch species rather than challenging trophy fishing. Round Lake (A) tops the Wisconsin list.

Family-fishing favors abundance over trophy size. A lake with a deep, productive panfish community gives more first-fish moments than a lake with a few large walleye.

RankLakeCountyStateGradeClarityAreaDepth
1Round LakeSawyerWIA21.1 ft3,294 acres74 ft
2Geneva LakeWalworthWIA21 ft5,401 acres135 ft
3Mission LakeShawanoWIA17.5 ft25 acres44 ft
4Grindstone LakeSawyerWIA17.4 ft3,176 acres60 ft
5Little Round LakeSawyerWIA17.3 ft179 acres38 ft
6Osprey LakeSawyerWIA16 ft214 acres32 ft
7Blueberry LakeSawyerWIA14.8 ft292 acres29 ft
8Green LakeGreen LakeWIA13.5 ft7,920 acres236 ft
9Whitefish LakeSawyerWIA13.5 ft800 acres105 ft
10Malone LakeShawanoWIA13.5 ft14 acres31 ft
11Lac Courte Oreilles LakeSawyerWIA12.2 ft5,139 acres90 ft
12Christner LakeSawyerWIA12 ft36 acres16 ft
13Big Cedar Lake-North Site-Near West BendWashingtonWIA11.8 ft937 acres105 ft
14Bealeau LakeShawanoWIA11.5 ft27 acres24 ft
15Big Sand LakeBurnettWIA11 ft1,434 acres55 ft
16Sams LakeShawanoWIA11 ft6 acres13 ft
17Koonz LakeShawanoWIA10.8 ft20 acres40 ft
18Lost LakeSawyerWIA10.6 ft51 acres13 ft
19Ashegon LakeSawyerWIA10.5 ft75 acres56 ft
20Lake BeulahWalworthWIA10 ft812 acres58 ft
21Powers LakeKenoshaWIA10 ft451 acres33 ft
22Sand LakeSawyerWIA10 ft949 acres50 ft
23Mole LakeForestWIA8.5 ft77 acres17 ft
24Indian LakeSawyerWIA6.5 ft76 acres9 ft
25Gaslyn LakeBurnettWIA4.5 ft161 acres12 ft
26King LakeMarinetteWIA-30 acres70 ft
27Cloud LakeForestWIA-28 acres25 ft
28Black Oak LakeVilasWIB29 ft564 acres85 ft
29Wheeler LakeOcontoWIB26 ft281 acres35 ft
30Whitefish LakeDouglasWIB25 ft848 acres102 ft
31Pine LakeWaukeshaWIB25 ft711 acres85 ft
32Lake OwenBayfieldWIB24.6 ft1,250 acres95 ft
33Stone LakeWashburnWIB23 ft490 acres49 ft
34Blue LakeOneidaWIB23 ft441 acres49 ft
35Maiden LakeOcontoWIB23 ft269 acres52 ft
36Lee LakeOneidaWIB22.5 ft65 acres44 ft
37Forest LakeVilasWIB22.2 ft468 acres60 ft
38Lake MetongaForestWIB22 ft2,038 acres79 ft
39Long LakeBurnettWIB21.5 ft222 acres41 ft
40Boot LakeOcontoWIB21.5 ft230 acres38 ft
41Carlin LakeVilasWIB21 ft155 acres36 ft
42Sea Lion LakeFlorenceWIB21 ft114 acres82 ft
43Hasbrook LakeOneidaWIB21 ft307 acres50 ft
44Anderson LakeVilasWIB20.5 ft35 acres63 ft
45Paya LakeOcontoWIB20 ft105 acres40 ft
46Big Twin LakeLangladeWIB20 ft66 acres25 ft
47Middle Mckenzie LakeBurnettWIB20 ft527 acres45 ft
48Butternut LakeForestWIB19.5 ft1,246 acres42 ft
49Alva LakeOneidaWIB19.5 ft199 acres43 ft
50Lake ButeauLincolnWIB19.4 ft51 acres50 ft

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Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.