Kilbourn Flowage

About Kilbourn Flowage

Time spent on Kilbourn Flowage feels like stepping into a spacious natural retreat where calm waters stretch across nearly 1900 acres. This lake in Adams County, Wisconsin, offers a moderate depth that supports a variety of aquatic life and provides a versatile environment for water activities. The flowage's size allows for plenty of room to explore without feeling crowded. The lake is surrounded by the scenic backdrop of Wisconsin Dells and nearby towns like Lyndon Station and Lake Delton. Rocky Arbor State Park and Mirror Lake State Park add to the natural setting, framing the flowage with protected green spaces. With a maximum depth of 35 feet, Kilbourn Flowage balances accessibility with enough depth to sustain diverse fish populations and aquatic habitats.

Surface area

1,868 acres

Maximum depth

35 feet

Lake-Link Score

49.9

Member rating

4.5 (2)

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Kilbourn Flowage

Quality fishing at Kilbourn Flowage is marked by a healthy mix of species that appeal to anglers seeking both challenge and variety. Walleye and northern pike offer opportunities for trophy catches, while largemouth and smallmouth bass provide spirited fights. Channel catfish and panfish add to the diversity, making this lake attractive for anglers of all skill levels. The moderate depth of the lake supports these species well, allowing for a dynamic fishing experience throughout the seasons. Whether casting along the shoreline or venturing into deeper waters, anglers can expect rewarding encounters with a range of popular game fish.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Kilbourn Flowage brings a unique seasonal experience for those who enjoy winter angling. The lake's fish species remain active under the ice, providing opportunities to catch walleye, northern pike, and panfish during the colder months. The frozen surface transforms the flowage into a quiet, focused fishing spot surrounded by the stillness of winter.