Suk & Cerney Flowage

About Suk & Cerney Flowage

Time spent on Suk & Cerney Flowage brings a calm, intimate connection with nature in Juneau County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized lake spreads over nearly 60 acres, creating a cozy setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Its shallow depth, rarely exceeding two feet, shapes a unique environment that supports a variety of wetland plants and wildlife. The flowage lies near the towns of Necedah and Camp Douglas, offering a quiet retreat away from busier waters. Surrounded in part by Mill Bluff State Park and Buckhorn State Park, the area benefits from a natural backdrop that enhances the peaceful atmosphere. Visitors often appreciate the lake's gentle waters and accessible shoreline for a relaxed day outdoors.

Surface area

59 acres

Maximum depth

2 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.1

Fish species

Panfish

Fishing Suk & Cerney Flowage

Variety in fishing at Suk & Cerney Flowage centers on panfish, which thrive in its shallow waters. The lake's size and depth create an inviting habitat for these species, making it a straightforward spot for anglers seeking consistent action. Though limited in species diversity, the panfish population offers enjoyable fishing opportunities for all skill levels. The calm, shallow waters often allow for easy access and a pleasant fishing experience close to shore.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing on Suk & Cerney Flowage provides a quiet winter pastime in Wisconsin. When the lake freezes over, anglers can enjoy the unique experience of fishing through the ice in a peaceful, natural setting. The shallow depth keeps the ice fishing accessible and engaging during the colder months.