Wiscobee Lake is a hidden gem in the Town of How, located in Oconto County. Covering about 39 acres with a maximum depth of 40 feet, the lake is classified as a drainage-type lake. Its natural bottom is composed almost entirely of soft muck, creating a quiet and sheltered environment for fish and wildlife.
The lake is a favorite spot for fishing, with largemouth bass, northern pike, and trout being the most common catches. A public boat landing provides convenient access for anglers and recreational boaters.
Wiscobee Lake is also known for its sense of community. Each winter, residents and visitors gather for the annual Wiscobee Fisheree, a tradition that features ice fishing, raffles, and family-friendly fun. Whether in summer or winter, the lake offers a peaceful setting to relax, fish, and enjoy the natural beauty of the Town of How.
