Brule River Flowage

About Brule River Flowage

Brule River Flowage in Florence County, Wisconsin, invites visitors to experience its serene waters throughout the seasons. This 297-acre flowage offers a mix of shallow and deep areas, reaching depths up to 64 feet, which provides diverse aquatic habitats. The lake's setting near the town of Florence enhances its quiet, natural character, making it a peaceful retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Florence County and near Bewabic State Park, the flowage presents a scenic backdrop of interesting geology and abundant wildlife. Its moderate size and depth create a versatile environment for both casual visitors and dedicated anglers seeking a tranquil waterway to explore year-round.

Surface area

297 acres

Maximum depth

64 feet

Lake-Link Score

53.0

Member rating

4.0 (3)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Brule River Flowage

Fishing here requires a bit of skill and local knowledge to find the best spots, but the rewards can be worth the effort. The flowage supports a variety of species including largemouth and smallmouth bass, muskie, northern pike, walleye, and panfish. Each species offers a unique challenge, making the fishing experience diverse and engaging. The mix of moderate to deep waters means anglers can target different species depending on the season and conditions. While fish can be elusive, patient anglers often find success, especially when focusing on the flowage's varied habitats.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Brule River Flowage brings a seasonal opportunity to pursue species like walleye, panfish, and bass beneath the frozen surface. The quiet winter landscape enhances the experience, offering anglers a peaceful setting to enjoy the sport during the colder months. This lake's ice fishing season is a valued time for those who appreciate the unique challenges and rewards of fishing through the ice.