Clam River Flowage

About Clam River Flowage

Time spent on Clam River Flowage feels like a peaceful retreat into nature's calm embrace. This lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin, spreads across a generous acreage, offering ample space for quiet exploration and relaxation. Its moderate depth creates a varied underwater landscape that supports a diverse aquatic environment. The nearby towns of Webster and Danbury provide convenient access points for visitors. Surrounding the lake, St. Croix State Park and Banning State Park add to the scenic backdrop, enhancing the outdoor experience. The lake's size and depth make it a versatile spot for those who appreciate both water and shoreline activities in a tranquil setting.

Surface area

359 acres

Maximum depth

29 feet

Lake-Link Score

50.1

Member rating

3.0 (4)

Fish species

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

Fishing Clam River Flowage

Fishing here delivers a rewarding experience for anglers who enjoy a variety of species. The waters hold channel catfish and lake sturgeon, alongside popular game fish like largemouth and smallmouth bass. Northern pike and walleye add to the excitement, while panfish offer accessible catches for all skill levels. This mix of species benefits from the lake's moderate depth, which supports diverse habitats and feeding grounds. Whether casting from shore or boat, anglers can find opportunities to connect with the water and its inhabitants.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Clam River Flowage becomes a favored spot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake supports a range of species beneath the ice, making it a lively destination for those who enjoy the quiet thrill of winter angling. The seasonal change transforms the experience, offering a unique way to engage with the lake's aquatic life.