Coon Fork Flowage

About Coon Fork Flowage

Coon Fork Flowage is a favored destination in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, offering a peaceful retreat across its modest 62-acre surface. The lake's shallow waters, reaching up to 20 feet deep, create an accessible environment for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its proximity to the towns of Augusta and Fairchild makes it a convenient spot for day trips or extended stays. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the region and near Lake Wissota State Park, this flowage provides a quiet setting for those looking to experience Wisconsin's freshwater charm. The lake's size and depth support a variety of fish species and recreational activities, making it a versatile spot throughout the seasons.

Surface area

62 acres

Maximum depth

20 feet

Lake-Link Score

49.8

Member rating

2.5 (6)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Panfish

Fishing Coon Fork Flowage

Variety defines the fishing experience at Coon Fork Flowage, where anglers can target largemouth bass, muskie, and a range of panfish. The lake's shallow depth encourages active fish behavior, offering opportunities for both novice and experienced anglers to enjoy. While bass and muskie present exciting challenges, panfish such as crappies and perch are abundant, providing consistent action. The diversity of species here caters to different fishing preferences, making it a dynamic spot for those seeking varied catches.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Coon Fork Flowage transforms into a prime location for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's accessible size and fish variety offer rewarding experiences on the ice, with anglers often pursuing panfish and other species beneath the frozen surface. This seasonal shift adds another layer of enjoyment to the lake's year-round appeal.