Teal Lake fishing

Teal Lake fishing is stocked with Walleye and Muskellunge on a natural lake. Also recorded: Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Largemouth bass, Black crappie, Yellow perch, Bluegill, and 1 more. It is stocked about 0.7 times a year since 2011. Species guides list dawn, dusk, and night for Walleye and Black crappie, dawn and dusk for Muskellunge, Smallmouth bass, and Largemouth bass, and dawn, day, and dusk for Northern pike, Yellow perch, and Bluegill.

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Last stocked
2025
Walleye
Plants on record
10
Since 2011
Species stocked
2 (+7 also recorded)
Average size
7.2 in
Surface acres
1,024.7

Fish at Teal Lake

2 stocked · 7 confirmed present

Walleye Stocked · 9 plants · last 2025 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2025 · avg 6.8 in · 9 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide
Muskellunge Stocked · 1 plant · last 2025 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked 2025 · avg 11 in · 1 plant

Best: dawn, dusk

Muskellunge species guide

Teal Lake is a 1024 acre lake located in Sawyer County, with a maximum depth of 31 feet. Anglers can find Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Walleye here. The lake's water clarity is low, which might be a factor for fishing. (apps.dnr.wi.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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How Teal Lake is stocked

Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

About 70 reported fish per acre, 11th most of 15 lakes in Sawyer County with both a fish count and a surface area.

Fish stocked in 2011

4,795

Fish stocked in 2013

5,245

Fish stocked in 2015

10,242

Fish stocked in 2017

10,173

Fish stocked in 2019

10,254

Fish stocked in 2021

10,242

Fish stocked in 2023

10,217

Fish stocked in 2025

10,397

Stocking history

Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2025Walleye10,1476.4 inreport
2025Muskellunge25011 inreport
2023Walleye10,2176.65 inreport
2021Walleye10,2426.6 inreport
2019Walleye10,2546.3 inreport
2017Walleye10,1736.5 inreport
2015Walleye10,2428 inreport
2013Walleye5,2456.9 inreport
2011Walleye3,2687.4 inreport
2011Walleye1,5276.2 inreport

Access and facts

Water type
natural lake

Teal Lake is a 1,024-acre drainage lake in Sawyer County with a maximum depth of 31 feet and low water clarity. DNR's public ramp for it is the Lost Land/Teal Lake access on neighboring Lost Land Lake: one concrete lane, a boarding dock and a few parking stalls.

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

About Teal Lake

Anglers should be aware of aquatic invasive species, as Chinese Mystery Snail and Eurasian Water-Milfoil have been noted in Teal Lake. Additionally, the lake's water clarity is low. (apps.dnr.wi.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)(apps.dnr.wi.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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Nearest lakes

Camping near Teal Lake

Campgrounds within 15 miles of Teal Lake's mapped point, nearest first: Black Lake Campground (10.7 miles), Day Lake Campground (11.3 miles), and East Twin Campground (13.8 miles), each with its own campground page on campgroundsdb.com.

Straight-line distances.

Common questions

What fish are at Teal Lake?

Fishing Teal Lake usually means Walleye: Walleye accounts for 9 of 10 plants on record, ahead of Muskellunge. Walleye was last stocked 2025, averaging 6.8 in. Muskellunge was last stocked 2025, averaging 11 in. Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Largemouth bass, and Black crappie, plus 3 more are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Teal Lake stocked?

Last stocked 2025. It is stocked about 0.7 times a year since 2011. About 70 reported fish per acre, 11th most of 15 lakes in Sawyer County with both a fish count and a surface area. No plants recorded in 7 years between 2011 and 2025.

How big are the fish stocked at Teal Lake?

Stocked fish average 7.2 in. Walleye average 6.8 in. Muskellunge average 11 in.

How do you get on Teal Lake?

Teal Lake is a 1,024-acre drainage lake in Sawyer County with a maximum depth of 31 feet and low water clarity. DNR's public ramp for it is the Lost Land/Teal Lake access on neighboring Lost Land Lake: one concrete lane, a boarding dock and a few parking stalls.

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