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Angler reports · Fishbrain
Anglers have logged 411 catches on Long Lake via Fishbrain — 13 in the last 30 days, most recently on Jul 25, 2026.
Most-reported species
36 of the 411 logged catches didn’t name a species and aren’t listed above.
Seasonality
All fishOf the 411 logged catches, 372 carry a month and 329 carry a year; the charts cover those.
2020 had the most reports (55).
Recent measured catches
Counts reflect reporting activity, not fish populations. Waterbody location is provider-level; exact spots and angler details aren’t shown.
Fishery details for this lakeExplore this area on FishbrainWisconsin DNR stocking
The latest published year is 2024, when 34,772 fish were recorded across 1 entry.
NWS weather
Weather-based planning from the National Weather Service hourly forecast near this lake — not a catch forecast.
Checking wind, precipitation, and near-term weather windows.
Water temperature
Modeled surface-temperature estimate built from seasonal climate, lake depth, and live National Weather Service air temperatures near this lake.
Seasonal estimate. Checking current National Weather Service air temperatures…
Comfortable summer pattern. Bass and panfish are active; early and late hours beat the midday heat.
Estimates are modeled, not measured. Actual temperatures vary with depth, wind mixing, and recent weather — verify conditions before swimming, boating, or heading onto ice.
DNR water check
From Wisconsin DNR / Citizen Lake Monitoring readings at Long Lake north channel near Blackhawk Rd.
Moderate nutrients in the most recent monitored summers.
Based on the newest individual DNR samples — too few to average.Nutrient-rich, greener water — more algae and plant growth, common in shallower lakes.
Moderate phosphorus can support noticeable plant/algae growth.
Latest individual samples: total phosphorus 25 µg/L (2026-05-28).
Secchi clarity is how deep a black-and-white disk stays visible from the surface — more feet means clearer water.
Chlorophyll-a is an algae pigment; higher values signal more algae in the water column.
Total phosphorus is a nutrient that feeds algae and aquatic plants. It is not a weed survey — depth, bottom type, water movement, and management change the actual lake experience.
Official Wisconsin information
LakeList links to the authoritative record so you can verify maps, rules, and current notices before leaving.
Historical depth maps are not for navigation. Verify regulations and access at the official source before your trip.
Historical Wisconsin DNR maps
9 converted map sheets. These historical surveys are not for navigation.
Navigable depth map
Pan, zoom, and inspect the converted Wisconsin DNR historical map image in the browser. Historical survey — not for navigation.

Source: Wisconsin DNR · WBIC 2106800 · image navigation only; spatial alignment pending · Historical lake maps are not for navigation.
Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Converted for browser access with source URLs, checksums, and retrieval dates retained. Historical lake maps are not for navigation.
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Depth FAQ
Long Lake is 74 feet deep at its deepest point and averages about 26 feet, according to Wisconsin DNR records.
Yes. LakeList publishes a free interactive depth contour map of Long Lake at a typical 5-foot interval, with an optional 3D underwater view, derived from C-MAP Genesis community sonar (derived) survey data.
The interactive depth contours are derived from C-MAP Genesis community sonar (derived). Each contour set passes a visual QA review against the source document before it is published. The depths are derived from community sonar recordings (C-MAP Genesis Social Map, used with permission), with gaps between recordings interpolated; not for navigation.
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