Chalk Hills Flowage (Menominee River)

About Chalk Hills Flowage (Menominee River)

Menominee County in Michigan hosts the expansive Chalk Hills Flowage, a lake that covers a broad area of water offering a mix of shallow and moderately deep zones. With a maximum depth reaching around 30 feet, this flowage provides a varied aquatic environment that supports a range of fish and wildlife. The lake's size and depth make it a versatile destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy the natural surroundings. The flowage lies near several towns including Marinette, WI, Menominee, MI, and Peshtigo, WI, placing it within a lively regional context. Nearby, Potawatomi State Park and Peninsula State Park add to the scenic backdrop, enhancing the lake's appeal for visitors seeking both water and land-based recreation.

Surface area

866 acres

Maximum depth

30 feet

Lake-Link Score

24.1

Fish species

Black Crappie, Bluegill, Muskie, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch

Fishing Chalk Hills Flowage (Menominee River)

Variety defines the fishing experience at Chalk Hills Flowage, where anglers can find a rich assortment of species. The waters are home to Black Crappie, Bluegill, Muskie, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, and Yellow Perch, offering opportunities for different fishing preferences and styles. This diversity means that whether you are targeting aggressive predators like Muskie and Northern Pike or enjoying the challenge of catching panfish such as Bluegill and Rock Bass, the lake provides a rewarding fishing environment throughout the seasons.

Ice fishing

Experience the unique tranquility of ice fishing on Chalk Hills Flowage during the colder months. The lake's frozen surface opens up a seasonal opportunity to pursue species like Walleye, Northern Pike, and Yellow Perch in a quiet, winter setting that few other times of the year can offer.