East Lake Flowage

About East Lake Flowage

East Lake Flowage offers a modest expanse of water in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, spanning just over 100 acres. Its shallow nature, with a maximum depth around 12 feet, creates an accessible environment for anglers and visitors alike. The lake's size provides a cozy setting for those looking to enjoy a quieter fishing experience without the hustle of larger bodies of water. Nearby towns such as Paddock Lake, Eagle Lake, and Union Grove add a touch of local charm and convenience to your visit. The lake is framed by natural surroundings that include Richard Bong State Recreation Area and Big Foot Beach State Park, giving a sense of the regional outdoor lifestyle. These parks contribute to the peaceful backdrop, enhancing the overall atmosphere of this Wisconsin lake.

Surface area

115 acres

Maximum depth

12 feet

Lake-Link Score

48.2

Member rating

2.8 (4)

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye

Fishing East Lake Flowage

For anglers of varying skill levels, East Lake Flowage presents a range of fishing opportunities primarily focused on species like largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye, and bluegill. The shallow waters tend to support a good population of smaller fish, which can be both a challenge and a delight depending on your fishing goals. While the lake is known for these species, the fishing quality is sometimes affected by seasonal vegetation growth, which can limit access and casting options during warmer months. Still, the diversity of fish provides enough variety to keep a fishing day interesting.

Ice fishing

During the winter, East Lake Flowage becomes a spot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The seasonal freeze allows anglers to target species like bluegill and northern pike through the ice. The experience is unique to colder months and offers a different way to enjoy the lake's natural setting, though some areas may have concentrated populations of smaller fish.