Riley Lake
Riley Lake is a smaller lake southeast of Crandon with a compact basin, wooded shores, and a quiet, side-road feel. The lake's modest size and simple shoreline make it feel like a classic "tucked in the woods" cabin lake rather than a busy vacation hub. It is best suited to smaller boats and paddlers who enjoy low-key water and minimal traffic. It's a compact lake southeast of Crandon where forested shores and minimal development keep the setting peaceful and low-traffic. It's best for small boats and paddlers who want simple water and minimal noise.
Riley Lake Specs:
Avg. Depth: 9 Feet
Size: 220 Acres
Max Depth: 20 Feet
Water Source:
Lake Access: Public
Town:Crandon
Time
to Town:
6
Minutes
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This is a summary based on available information.
Riley Lake likely carries the standard local mix of panfish, bass, and pike, with fish keyed to weeds and shoreline structure. Anglers can fish efficiently around the perimeter, casting jigs, small crankbaits, and live bait rigs to likely spots while keeping the boat close to shore. The low‑pressure environment makes it a comfortable place for relaxed outings and for teaching kids to fish. Because it is small and quiet, subtle changes in weather and wind can quickly influence where the best bite is.
How big is Riley Lake?
Riley Lake is 220 acres.
How deep is Riley Lake?
Riley Lake has an average depth of 9 feet and a maximum depth of 20 feet.
How far is Riley Lake from Crandon?
Riley Lake is 6 minutes from Crandon, Wisconsin.
What type of lake is Riley Lake?
Riley Lake is a Drainage lake.
