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Lone Stone Lake

Oneida County · cool-water, clear water

171Acres
30ftMax depth
1Public launches
VeryWater clarity
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Wind & weather

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What Lone Stone is best for

DNR data
BluegillPanfish, common6.4
PerchPanfish, common6.4
CrappiePanfish, common6.4
Northern pikeCommon6.4
WalleyePresent4.5
MuskyPresent3.9
LargemouthPresent3.9
SmallmouthPresent3.9
How we rate

Start from how common the DNR says the fish is (abundant 7.5, common 6, present 3.5). Add 1 if the DNR stocked it in the last 5 years, 0.6 for walleye in two-story or complex lakes, and up to 0.9 for lake size. The DNR counts bluegill, perch and crappie together as panfish, so they share a score.

Depth map

Wisconsin DNR

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✕ Deepest spot, 30 ftDNR survey map (PDF)

Not for navigation. Old survey; depths and weed lines change.

Rules on this lake

DNR · checked 2026-10-08
Walleye15" min · keep none 20–24" · 1 over 24" · 3 a dayMay 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027Open
Musky40" min · 1 a dayMay 2, 2026 to December 31, 2026 on open waterOpen
Northern pikeNo size limit · 5 a dayMay 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027Open
Bass14" min · 5 a dayJune 20, 2026 to March 7, 2027Open
PanfishNo size limit · 25 a dayOpen All YearOpen
SturgeonNo fishingClosed
LicenseWisconsin fishing license. No trout or Great Lakes stamp needed here. How to buy one →
Full rules from the DNR

Launches & access

1 public
Bottomsand 65% · muck 20% · gravel 10% · rock 5%
WaterOligotrophic, very clarity

Before you go

DNR
How often it's safe to eat

This is health advice about eating fish, from the DNR. It is not how many you can catch or keep. Catch limits are in Rules.

Eat any amount Bluegill and Sunfish, Bullheads, Crappies, Inland Trout, Yellow Perch

Up to 1 meal a week Bass, Catfish, Pike, Walleye, All Other Species and Sizes

Up to 1 meal a month Muskies

Statewide advice; no lake-specific advisory. Stricter for women who may get pregnant and children under 15. DNR details
Invasive species here

Banded Mystery Snail · Chinese Mystery Snail · Eurasian Water-Milfoil

Drain all water, remove plants and animals, and never move live fish or bait to another lake.

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Catches & reports

Lakes near Lone Stone

Within 25 miles
LakeMilesAcresMax depth
Fourmile LakeOneida1.321829 ft
Sevenmile LakeForest1.850343 ft
Lower Ninemile LakeVilas2.36465 ft
Hay Meadow FlowageForest2.42419 ft
Big Fork LakeOneida2.669037 ft
Long LakeOneida2.962031 ft
Little Fork LakeOneida335434 ft
Pat Shay LakeForest31205 ft

Lone Stone questions

How deep is Lone Stone Lake?

Lone Stone Lake is 30 feet at its deepest. It covers 171 acres.

What fish are in Lone Stone Lake?

The Wisconsin DNR lists panfish (common), northern pike (common), musky (present), largemouth bass (present), smallmouth bass (present) and walleye (present).

Where is the boat launch on Lone Stone Lake?

There is 1 public launch: Access at E End Of Lake.

Do I need a trout stamp to fish Lone Stone Lake?

A Wisconsin fishing license covers this lake. No trout or Great Lakes stamp needed here.

What is the walleye limit on Lone Stone Lake?

15" min · keep none 20–24" · 1 over 24" · 3 a day. Season: May 2, 2026 to March 7, 2027.

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Sources: Wisconsin DNR (lake facts, species, rules, stocking, consumption advice, survey map), National Weather Service (forecast). Sun and moon computed for the lake's location. Best times are a model of light and moon, not a promise. Checked 2026-10-08.