Long Lake
Racine County, Wisconsin
About Long Lake
Long Lake offers the classic northern Wisconsin combo: northern pike and bass in a Racine County setting that draws anglers and families alike, a intimate 84-acre lake reaching 5 feet at its deepest. Access is limited, which keeps boat traffic low — a plus for solitude seekers. Anglers primarily target Largemouth Bass. Note that invasive species (Eurasian Water-Milfoil) have been documented here — clean your boat before leaving.
Bottom composition: 2% sand, 2% gravel, 0% rock, 96% muck
Type: lake · Hydrology: DRAINAGE
Lake Location
42.71000° N, 88.26730° W
WBIC 759000 · Wisconsin DNRFish Species
Full table →Fishing Tips
- ·Northern pike are ambush predators — target weed edges, fallen timber, and points with large spoons or swimbaits.
- ·Spring pike fishing (ice-out through June) can be outstanding as they move into shallow, warming bays to spawn.
- ·Largemouth bass relate to shallow structure. Work topwater lures at dawn in summer, then switch to soft plastics rigged weedless around lily pads and fallen wood.
- ·Bluegill and crappie stack up in 8–15 ft of water near weedlines. Small jigs tipped with a waxworm are hard to beat.
- ·Panfish are often excellent for kids and beginners — look for them around any dock or submerged brush piles.
Local's Guide
Fishing
Species-specific tips above. Wisconsin fishing license required for ages 16+. See current season regulations below.
View fishing regulations ↓Swimming
Sandy bottom sections make for good swimming. No lifeguard on duty — swim at your own risk.
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Lake Conditions
Water Clarity
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No data
Trophic Status
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No data
Invasive Weeds
Present
Eurasian Water-Milfoil
Seasonal Notes
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Ice-out dates, peak fishing windows
Condition data sourced from Wisconsin DNR surveys. Real-time weed and clarity reports coming soon.
Invasive Species Present
Eurasian Water-Milfoil has been documented in Long Lake. Clean, drain, and dry all watercraft and equipment before leaving.
Report sightings to the Wisconsin DNR invasive species hotline.Frequently Asked Questions
What fish can you catch in Long Lake?
Long Lake is home to Catfish, Largemouth Bass (Common), Northern Pike, and Panfish. Wisconsin fishing regulations apply — check current seasons and size limits before heading out.
Can you boat on Long Lake?
Long Lake does not currently have a public boat landing listed in the Wisconsin DNR database. Shore fishing or kayak/canoe access may still be available — check local access points.
How big is Long Lake?
Long Lake has 84 acres in surface area, a maximum depth of 5 feet, a mean depth of 3 feet.
What is the bottom of Long Lake like?
The lake bottom is composed of 2% sand, 2% gravel, 0% rock, 96% muck. Sandy and gravel bottoms typically support good swimming and healthy fish habitat.
Are there invasive species in Long Lake?
Yes — Eurasian Water-Milfoil has been documented in Long Lake. Please clean, drain, and dry your watercraft and all equipment before leaving any Wisconsin water body to prevent the spread of invasive species.
Where is Long Lake located?
Long Lake is located in Racine County, Wisconsin. GPS coordinates: 42.7100° N, 88.2673° W.
Are there vacation rentals on Long Lake?
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Fishing Regulations
Current season regulations for Long Lake
| Species | Season | Min. Length | Daily Bag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bullheads | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is unlimited. | — |
| Catfish | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is 10. | — |
| Cisco And Whitefish | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is 10. | — |
| Lake Sturgeon | Closed | No fishing allowed. | — |
| Largemouth Bass And Smallmouth Bass | May 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027 | The minimum length limit is 14" and the daily bag limit is 5. | — |
| Muskellunge And Hybrids | May 2, 2026 to December 31, 2026 on open water | The minimum length limit is 40" and the daily bag limit is 1. | — |
| Northern Pike | May 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027 | The minimum length limit is 26" and the daily bag limit is 2. | — |
| Paddlefish | Closed | No fishing allowed. | — |
| Panfish | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is 25. | — |
| Rock, Yellow, And White Bass | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is unlimited. | — |
| Rough Fish | Open All Year | No minimum length limit and the daily bag limit is unlimited. | — |
| Round Goby | Open All Year | The daily bag limit is 0, one may be killed and possessed for transport to a WDNR Office. | — |
| Ruffe | Open All Year | The daily bag limit is 0, one may be killed and possessed for transport to a WDNR Office. | — |
| Shovelnose Sturgeon | Closed | No fishing allowed. | — |
| Trout | See specific regulations | https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/fishing/trout/ . | — |
| Walleye, Sauger, And Hybrids | May 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027 | The minimum length limit is 18" and the daily bag limit is 3. | — |
| White Perch | Open All Year | The daily bag limit is 0, one may be killed and possessed for transport to a WDNR Office. | — |
Regulations sourced from Wisconsin DNR fisheries data. Always verify current regulations before fishing.
Lake Details
- WBIC
- 759000
- County
- Racine County
- Surface Area
- 84 acres
- Max Depth
- 5 ft
- Mean Depth
- 3 ft
- Bottom
- 2% sand, 2% gravel, 0% rock, 96% muck
- Lake Type
- lake
- Coordinates
- 42.7100, -88.2673
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Lake data sourced from the Wisconsin DNR. Last updated 3/24/2026.