Little Arbor Vitae

Aerial view of Little Arbor Vitae, a 540 acre lake in Minocqua, Wisconsin
   If you are looking for a fishing lake, Little Arbor Lake can fit the bill. It is a shallow, nutrient rich lake that is known for good fishing. The lake is also fairly close to Minocqua so you are close to many local attractions. Little Arbor Vitae Lake is a shallow, nutrient-rich lake near Minocqua that is known primarily as a fishing lake rather than a clear-water swimming destination. Its productive water supports thick weed growth and strong fish habitat, while its location near major routes and town makes access easy. It's a shallow, nutrient-rich lake near Minocqua that has a reputation for good fishing more than clear-water swimming. Its productive water supports strong populations of warmwater species and often delivers steady action, which appeals to anglers and families who value bites over scenery alone. Being fairly close to town, it works well as a "fishing-first" home base or a secondary option for owners who also use nearby clear lakes for swimming and cruising. For many owners and visitors, it functions as a convenient "fish-first" lake that pairs well with clearer nearby waters used for swimming and cruising.
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Little Arbor Vitae Specs:

Clarity: 6.8 Feet
Avg. Depth: 11 Feet
Size: 540 Acres
Max Depth: 32 Feet
Shoreline: 7.10 Miles
Water Source: Drainage
Lake Access: Public
Water Color: Varies
Trophic State: Eutrophic
Town:Minocqua
Time to Town: 10 Minutes

Homes for Sale:

No Current Listings

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Lots for Sale:

No Current Listings
Fishing: Good
Fish Species: Variety
Bottom: Mixed
Boat Traffic: Average
Noise Level: Average +
High Speed: Yes
Natural Gas: Yes
Lake Roads: Average
Cell Coverage: Good
Home Density: Average
Boat Launch:
Rentals on Lake: Yes
Township: Arbor Vitae
School District: Arbor Vitae
Tax Rate: $11.91 / $1000
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Little Arbor Vitae contour map
Biking/Walking/Ski Trails:
Madeline Trails - An easy to moderate level 16.5 mile unpaved trail that is groomed in the winter for cross country skiing. Biking and hiking are not allowed in the winter. The trail has rolling terrain. A trail pass is required for skiing and biking.
Snowmobile Trails:
The Sayner-Star Lake Barnstormers trail system runs on the north and east sides of the lake.
ATV Trails:
No nearby trails.
Nearby State Areas:
Minocqua:
12 mins
Grocery Store
hospital
Saint Germain:
12 mins
Grocery Store
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This is a summary based on available information.

Fishing writeups highlight Little Arbor Vitae as a solid producer for panfish, bass, northern pike, and sometimes walleye, with abundant vegetation and shallow structure. Spring and fall often see strong shallow bites, while summer action tends to shift to weed edges, channels, and any deeper cuts. Because the lake is fertile and less clear, anglers can use heavier line and more aggressive presentations than on gin-clear lakes, which is helpful for newer anglers and kids.

How big is Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae is 540 acres with 7.10 miles of shoreline.

How deep is Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae has an average depth of 11 feet and a maximum depth of 32 feet.

Does Little Arbor Vitae have a boat launch?

Yes, Little Arbor Vitae has a public boat launch.

How far is Little Arbor Vitae from Minocqua?

Little Arbor Vitae is 10 minutes from Minocqua, Wisconsin.

What fish are in Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae contains a Variety of fish species including Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye.

What is the water clarity of Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae has a water clarity of 6.8 feet.

How long is the shoreline on Little Arbor Vitae?

The shoreline of Little Arbor Vitae is about 7.10 miles.

What type of lake is Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae is a Drainage lake.

What is the trophic status of Little Arbor Vitae?

Little Arbor Vitae is a Eutrophic lake.

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