Hay Creek Flowage

About Hay Creek Flowage

Hay Creek Flowage provides a spacious natural setting in Iron County, Wisconsin, where anglers can enjoy a quiet day on the water. Its 95 acres of surface area spread out across a shallow basin, with depths reaching only about 5 feet, making it accessible and inviting for a variety of outdoor enthusiasts. The lake's modest depth encourages warm water conditions that support a lively aquatic environment. This flowage is tucked away without nearby towns, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking solitude or a simple connection with nature. The shallow waters make it an ideal spot for exploring the lake's natural rhythms and observing local wildlife throughout the seasons.

Surface area

95 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.1

Fish species

Bluegill, Northern Pike

Fishing Hay Creek Flowage

Fishing at Hay Creek Flowage suits anglers looking for a straightforward and rewarding experience. The lake supports populations of bluegill and northern pike, two species that thrive in its shallow, warm waters. Bluegill provide consistent action for anglers of all skill levels, while northern pike offer the chance for more challenging and exciting catches. The lake's size and depth create a habitat that encourages active fish behavior, making it a good choice for those who enjoy a relaxed fishing outing with the potential for quality catches.

Ice fishing

When winter arrives, Hay Creek Flowage transforms into a seasonal playground for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow depth allows it to freeze solidly, creating a reliable surface for anglers to pursue bluegill and northern pike through the ice. This seasonal shift offers a unique way to experience the lake's quiet beauty and the thrill of winter fishing in Wisconsin.