Kingston Flowage

About Kingston Flowage

Time spent on Kingston Flowage brings a peaceful, intimate connection with nature in Juneau County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized lake covers just over 50 acres, offering a quiet retreat where the water remains shallow and accessible, with a maximum depth of only about four feet. The lake's gentle expanse invites visitors to enjoy the calm and simplicity of a small, serene water body. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the region, Kingston Flowage lies near Mill Bluff State Park and Buckhorn State Park, adding a scenic backdrop that enhances the outdoor experience. Its shallow depth means the water warms quickly in summer, creating an inviting environment for wildlife and anglers alike.

Surface area

56 acres

Maximum depth

4 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.2

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Kingston Flowage

Quality fishing at Kingston Flowage centers on species well-suited to its shallow waters. Anglers will find Northern Pike and Panfish providing the main opportunities for a rewarding catch. The lake's size and depth foster a fishing experience that feels personal and engaging, with these species offering a nice balance of challenge and accessibility. Whether you’re casting from shore or a small boat, the presence of Northern Pike adds excitement, while Panfish contribute to steady action. This combination makes Kingston Flowage a solid choice for those seeking a straightforward fishing outing in Wisconsin.

Ice fishing

Species like Northern Pike and Panfish make Kingston Flowage a worthwhile destination during the ice fishing season. The lake's shallow nature allows anglers to connect with active fish beneath the ice, offering a quiet and focused winter fishing experience. The frozen surface transforms the lake into a natural ice fishing spot embraced by local enthusiasts.