Millhome Flowage

About Millhome Flowage

Manitowoc County in Wisconsin hosts Millhome Flowage, a modestly sized lake covering just over 50 acres. This shallow water body, with depths rarely exceeding six feet, offers a quiet spot for those seeking a more intimate lake experience. Its location near towns like Kiel, Elkhart Lake, and New Holstein provides easy access for locals and visitors alike. The lake's shallow nature means it warms quickly in summer and can be productive for certain fish species. Surrounded in part by Kohler-Andrae State Park and High Cliff State Park, the flowage fits naturally into a region known for its outdoor opportunities. While it may not be large, Millhome Flowage offers a distinctive setting in Manitowoc County's lake landscape.

Surface area

51 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

38.4

Member rating

2.0 (1)

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Millhome Flowage

Fishing at Millhome Flowage brings an experience shaped by its shallow waters and resident fish. Anglers often target northern pike, a species that thrives in these conditions, alongside various panfish that add diversity to the catch. The lake's limited depth influences fish behavior and availability, creating a unique challenge for those who enjoy fishing in smaller, sediment-rich waters. Though not known for a wide variety of species, the presence of northern pike and panfish offers rewarding opportunities for anglers who appreciate the nuances of fishing in a shallow reservoir environment.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Millhome Flowage is a seasonal highlight, with the lake's shallow depth making it accessible for winter anglers. The species available under the ice include northern pike and panfish, providing a focused but enjoyable ice fishing experience. The frozen surface invites those looking to spend time outdoors during Wisconsin's colder months, offering a peaceful setting amid the quiet winter landscape.