Long Lake fishing

Long Lake fishing is stocked with Fathead Minnow, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Brown Trout, Crappie, and White Sucker on a natural lake. Also recorded: Largemouth Bass. It is stocked about 4.2 times a year since 2010. Species guides list dawn, dusk, and night for Walleye and Crappie, dawn, day, and dusk for Yellow Perch and Brown Trout, and dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass.

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Last stocked
2025
Walleye
Plants on record
67
Since 2010
Species stocked
6 (+1 also recorded)
Average size
6.1 in
Surface acres
253.5

Fish at Long Lake

6 stocked · 1 confirmed present

Walleye Stocked · 16 plants · last 2025 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2025 · avg 5.5 in · 16 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide
Brown Trout Stocked · 15 plants · last 2021 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 2021 · avg 10.6 in · 15 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Brown Trout species guide
White Sucker Stocked · 9 plants · last 2024

Last stocked 2024 · avg 7.1 in · 9 plants

Yellow Perch Stocked · 9 plants · last 2023 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 2023 · avg 5.3 in · 9 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Yellow Perch species guide
Crappie Stocked · 6 plants · last 2023 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2023 · avg 4.2 in · 6 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Crappie species guide

Long Lake in Waushara County, with an area of 254 acres and a maximum depth of 71 feet, offers fishing opportunities. Anglers can find Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Walleye in its waters. (apps.dnr.wi.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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How Long Lake is stocked

Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

About 1,977 reported fish per acre, 11th most of 14 lakes in Waushara County with both a fish count and a surface area.

Fish stocked in 2010

156,198

Fish stocked in 2011

19,877

Fish stocked in 2012

80,384

Fish stocked in 2013

29,300

Fish stocked in 2014

11,256

Fish stocked in 2015

9,005

Fish stocked in 2016

26,812

Fish stocked in 2017

36,028

Fish stocked in 2018

3,319

Fish stocked in 2019

31,446

Fish stocked in 2020

13,757

Fish stocked in 2021

6,516

Fish stocked in 2022

45,000

Fish stocked in 2023

15,495

Fish stocked in 2024

3,588

Fish stocked in 2025

13,221

Stocking history

Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2025Walleye1,3798.18 inreport
2025Walleye11,8421.92 inreport
2024White Sucker2,2887.5 inreport
2024Walleye1,3006 inreport
2023Crappie1,4003 inreport
2023Walleye9,5202.02 inreport
2023Yellow Perch2,6756 inreport
2023Yellow Perch1,9003 inreport
2022Walleye1,0007 inreport
2022Fathead Minnow44,0002 inreport
2021Walleye1,5167.87 inreport
2021Brown Trout5,0008.6 inreport
2020Walleye4,0351.65 inreport
2020Walleye1,3027.51 inreport
2020Fathead Minnow–2 inreport
2020Brown Trout5,6208.7 inreport
2020Walleye4008 inreport
2020Yellow Perch2,4006 inreport
2019Brown Trout4,2568.9 inreport
2019Fathead Minnow22,5002 inreport
2019Crappie2,6194 inreport
2019Walleye1,2717 inreport
2019Yellow Perch8006 inreport
2018White Sucker2,6195 inreport
2018Fathead Minnow–2 inreport
2018Walleye7007 inreport
2017Yellow Perch3,0006 inreport
2017Crappie1,1005 inreport
2017Crappie3,0775 inreport
2017Fathead Minnow22,5002 inreport
2017Brown Trout6,3515.9 inreport
2016Fathead Minnow12,0002 inreport
2016White Sucker6,7007.67 inreport
2016Brown Trout6,1417.5 inreport
2016White Sucker7004.5 inreport
2016Walleye1,2717.9 inreport
2015Fathead Minnow–2 inreport
2015White Sucker1,8009 inreport
2015White Sucker1,7505 inreport
2015Brown Trout5115 inreport
2015Brown Trout5,4048 inreport
2014Crappie2,2003 inreport
2014Yellow Perch2,0004 inreport
2014White Sucker9008 inreport
2014Fathead Minnow–2 inreport
2014Brown Trout6,1565.8 inreport
2013Brown Trout8022.15 inreport
2013Walleye23,2552 inreport
2013Fathead Minnow–2 inreport
2013White Sucker1,2928 inreport
2013Yellow Perch1,1505 inreport
2013Brown Trout3,5237.3 inreport
2012Brown Trout19620.5 inreport
2012Walleye7506.8 inreport
2012Fathead Minnow75,0002 inreport
2012Brown Trout4,0387.7 inreport
2012White Sucker4009 inreport
2011Yellow Perch2,5105.5 inreport
2011Fathead Minnow1,5002 inreport
2011Brown Trout5,4565.23 inreport
2011Crappie8005 inreport
2011Brown Trout12622 inreport
2011Walleye9,4852.1 inreport
2010Brown Trout3,4186 inreport
2010Yellow Perch1,2806 inreport
2010Walleye1,5005 inreport
2010Fathead Minnow150,0002 inreport

Access and facts

Water type
natural lake
Nearest town
Saxeville, WI
Facilities
restrooms, dock

Long Lake's only public access is a concrete boat ramp with a dock and portable restroom at Long Lake Road and 2nd Street in the Town of Saxeville. The dock transition isn't ADA accessible.

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Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources before you go.

About Long Lake

Be aware of invasive species present in Long Lake, which include Banded Mystery Snail, Flowering Rush, Purple Loosestrife, and Zebra Mussel. (apps.dnr.wi.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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Common questions

What fish are at Long Lake?

Fishing Long Lake usually means Walleye: Walleye accounts for 16 of 67 plants on record, ahead of Brown Trout and 4 more. Walleye was last stocked 2025, averaging 5.5 in. Brown Trout was last stocked 2021, averaging 10.6 in. Fathead Minnow was last stocked 2022, averaging 2 in. White Sucker was last stocked 2024, averaging 7.1 in. 2 more species are on the stocking report. Largemouth Bass is recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Long Lake stocked?

Last stocked 2025. It is stocked about 4.2 times a year since 2010. About 1,977 reported fish per acre, 11th most of 14 lakes in Waushara County with both a fish count and a surface area.

How big are the fish stocked at Long Lake?

Stocked fish average 6.1 in. Walleye average 5.5 in. Brown Trout average 10.6 in. Fathead Minnow average 2 in. White Sucker average 7.1 in.

How do you get on Long Lake?

The nearest town is Saxeville, WI. Facilities include restrooms and dock. Long Lake's only public access is a concrete boat ramp with a dock and portable restroom at Long Lake Road and 2nd Street in the Town of Saxeville. The dock transition isn't ADA accessible.

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