Rice Lake C
Rice Lake near Crandon is a mid-sized, shallow lake with a mix of marshy edges and more solid wooded shoreline. The basin feels open and plainspoken with an emphasis on weeds, soft contours, and simple structure rather than dramatic drops or cliffs. Boat traffic tends to stay moderate with more focus on fishing and pontooning than heavy watersports. It's a mid-sized, shallow basin with vegetated shorelines and simple contours that favor panfish and predator habitat. It plays well for relaxed pontooning and multi-species fishing rather than high-speed boating.
Rice Lake C Specs:
Avg. Depth: 2 Feet
Size: 201 Acres
Max Depth: 6 Feet
Water Source:
Lake Access: Semi-Private
Town:Crandon
Time
to Town:
6
Minutes
Homes for Sale:
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This is a summary based on available information.
Rice Lake’s shallow, vegetated habitat suits panfish, bass, and pike, with walleyes likely present based on regional species lists. Anglers typically work weedlines, channels, and any slightly deeper pockets with spinnerbaits, jigs, and live‑bait rigs. The stained or semi‑stained water common to “rice” lakes lets fish feed shallower through much of the day. It’s a practical lake for relaxed, multi‑species fishing without the crowds of bigger regional draws.
How big is Rice Lake C?
Rice Lake C is 201 acres.
How deep is Rice Lake C?
Rice Lake C has an average depth of 2 feet and a maximum depth of 6 feet.
How far is Rice Lake C from Crandon?
Rice Lake C is 6 minutes from Crandon, Wisconsin.
What type of lake is Rice Lake C?
Rice Lake C is a Drainage lake.
