Mansfield Hollow Lake

About Mansfield Hollow Lake

Spending time on Mansfield Hollow Lake feels like stepping into a peaceful retreat within Tolland and Windham counties of Connecticut. The lake's broad surface stretches over 441 acres, offering plenty of space to enjoy quiet moments on the water. Its shallow depth invites easy access and a gentle environment for paddling or relaxing by the shore. The lake sits near Mansfield Center, Willimantic, and Storrs, blending natural calm with nearby town conveniences. Salt Rock Campground and Mashamoquet Brook State Park frame the lake's surroundings, enhancing the sense of being immersed in Connecticut's scenic outdoors.

Surface area

441 acres

Lake-Link Score

12.1

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch

Fishing Mansfield Hollow Lake

Fishing here brings a rewarding experience with a variety of species to target. Anglers find good opportunities for largemouth bass, known for their spirited fights. Northern pike add excitement with their aggressive nature, while yellow perch provide steady action and are a favorite for all skill levels. The lake's shallow waters support these species well, creating an accessible and enjoyable fishing environment throughout the seasons.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Mansfield Hollow Lake offers a serene winter experience on the frozen surface. The lake’s shallow nature creates a unique setting for anglers to enjoy the quiet and anticipation that come with cold-weather fishing. It’s a chance to connect with the season while pursuing species like northern pike and yellow perch beneath the ice.