Boyle Brook Spring

Washburn County, Wisconsin

7 acres 7 ft max depth 4 fish species

About Boyle Brook Spring

Boyle Brook Spring earns its reputation as one of Washburn County's premier walleye fisheries, a intimate 7-acre lake reaching 7 feet at its deepest. Access is limited, which keeps boat traffic low — a plus for solitude seekers. Anglers primarily target Northern Pike.

Bottom composition: 10% sand, 5% gravel, 0% rock, 85% muck

Type: flowage · Hydrology: SPRING

Lake Location

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45.94650° N, 91.91480° W

WBIC 2711800 · Wisconsin DNR

Fish Species

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Largemouth BassNorthern Pike· CommonPanfishWalleye

Fishing Tips

  • ·Walleye feed most actively at dawn and dusk. Jig along deep structural breaks or troll crankbaits along weedlines at 6–8 ft depth.
  • ·Night fishing under a full moon can produce excellent walleye results from late June through August.
  • ·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.

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Swimming

Boyle Brook Spring has limited visibility and a gravel and sand bottom, making it better suited for boating and fishing than swimming. The 7-acre lake offers a quieter, more intimate swimming experience.

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Insider Tips

Boyle Brook Spring is one of Washburn County's lesser-known gems — the kind of place locals return to year after year. Early mornings before 9am offer the calmest water and best fishing before boat traffic picks up. If you're visiting for the first time, check the DNR boat landing locations before you arrive — some are well-marked, others take a local to find. Know something about Boyle Brook Spring that visitors should? Share a tip at staynorthern.com/contact — we add the best ones to this page.

Lake Conditions

Water Clarity

No data

Trophic Status

No data

Invasive Weeds

Not documented

Clean lake

Seasonal Notes

See below

Ice-out dates, peak fishing windows

Ice typically goes out in late April to early May on northern Wisconsin lakes. Walleye and bass fishing peaks from late May through June and again in September and October. Summer brings warm water temps ideal for swimming from late June through August. Fall color peaks in late September — some of the most dramatic foliage in the state. Snowmobile and ice fishing season runs December through March, with hard ice typically forming by late December.

Condition data sourced from Wisconsin DNR surveys. Real-time weed and clarity reports coming soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can you catch in Boyle Brook Spring?

Boyle Brook Spring is home to Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike (Common), Panfish, and Walleye. Wisconsin fishing regulations apply — check current seasons and size limits before heading out.

Can you boat on Boyle Brook Spring?

Boyle Brook Spring 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 Boyle Brook Spring?

Boyle Brook Spring has 7 acres in surface area, a maximum depth of 7 feet.

What is the bottom of Boyle Brook Spring like?

The lake bottom is composed of 10% sand, 5% gravel, 0% rock, 85% muck. Sandy and gravel bottoms typically support good swimming and healthy fish habitat.

Are there invasive species in Boyle Brook Spring?

No invasive species are currently documented in Boyle Brook Spring by the Wisconsin DNR. Always clean, drain, and dry your boat before leaving to help protect this lake.

Where is Boyle Brook Spring located?

Boyle Brook Spring is located in Washburn County, Wisconsin. GPS coordinates: 45.9465° N, 91.9148° W.

Are there vacation rentals on Boyle Brook Spring?

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Fishing Regulations

Current season regulations for Boyle Brook Spring

Regulation data is not available for this lake. Check with the Wisconsin DNR for current season rules before fishing.

Regulations sourced from Wisconsin DNR fisheries data. Always verify current regulations before fishing.

Lake Details

WBIC
2711800
County
Washburn County
Surface Area
7 acres
Max Depth
7 ft
Bottom
10% sand, 5% gravel, 0% rock, 85% muck
Lake Type
flowage
Coordinates
45.9465, -91.9148
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Boat Rentals Nearby

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Kayak / Canoe

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Lake data sourced from the Wisconsin DNR. Last updated 4/30/2026.