About Lake Puckaway Wisconsin

Lake Puckaway Wisconsin is relatively shallow, with a maximum depth of only 5 feet, and it has a fairly irregular shape with many bays and channels that provide excellent fishing opportunities.

Great blue herons and double-breasted cormorants’ nest in the middle of Lake Puckaway, while forester’s terns make the cane beds their home throughout the summer.  The calm water of Lake Puckaway provides a tranquility setting to experience some beautiful sunsets and sunrises.

Lake Puckaway Wisconsin

Best Places to Fish in Wisconsin: Lake Puckaway a.k.a. Puckaway Lake

Lake Puckaway, located in Marquette and Green Lake counties, is widely known for its northern pike fishery, which produced the state record 38 lbs. fish. Every year, fish weighing 20 lbs. or more are taken, usually through the ice. The lake also boasts good numbers of quality-sized largemouth and has the bonus of walleye, catfish, musky, and panfish. 

Little known fact: In the winter, ice fishing on Adeline’s House of Cool channel and Lake Puckaway produces prize-winning catches. Cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice sail boating on Lake Puckaway are some of the adventures in the winter taken by Adeline’s guests.

Puckaway Lake Wisconsin Ice Fishing

Puckaway Lake Wisconsin Ice Fishing