Rockville Flowage

About Rockville Flowage

Manitowoc County in Wisconsin features Rockville Flowage, a modestly sized lake covering 76 acres. This shallow body of water, with a maximum depth of just six feet, offers accessible fishing and boating opportunities for locals and visitors alike. The lake's gentle depth encourages a vibrant aquatic environment that supports a variety of fish species. Surrounding towns like Kiel, New Holstein, and Elkhart Lake provide convenient access points for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. The presence of nearby High Cliff State Park and Kohler-Andrae State Park adds to the natural context, framing Rockville Flowage within a broader landscape of Wisconsin's outdoor offerings.

Surface area

76 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

40.7

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Rockville Flowage

Variety defines the fishing experience at Rockville Flowage. Anglers can expect to encounter largemouth bass, northern pike, and several types of panfish in these shallow waters. The lake's size and depth create conditions favorable for these species, making it a rewarding spot for a range of fishing styles. Whether targeting the aggressive pike or the more elusive bass, the lake's fish population offers diverse opportunities for those seeking freshwater sport.

Ice fishing

Species like largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish make Rockville Flowage a notable destination for ice fishing during the winter months. The lake's shallow depth often results in an accessible ice cover, providing anglers with a seasonal chance to engage with these species through the ice. This seasonal shift brings a unique dimension to fishing here, attracting those who enjoy the quiet and challenge of winter angling.