North Honey Island Flowage

About North Honey Island Flowage

North Honey Island Flowage invites those seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat in Marathon County, Wisconsin. This lake spans a modest 340 acres, providing a broad surface that feels open yet intimate. Its shallow waters, reaching a maximum depth of just 7 feet, create an accessible environment that’s ideal for a variety of water activities and wildlife observation. Positioned near the towns of Milladore and Auburndale, the flowage offers a quiet spot away from busier destinations. The lake’s gentle depth encourages a relaxed pace on the water, where anglers and nature lovers alike can enjoy the natural rhythms of this Wisconsin waterway throughout the seasons.

Surface area

340 acres

Maximum depth

7 feet

Lake-Link Score

32.9

Fishing North Honey Island Flowage

Variety colors the fishing experience here with several species calling the flowage home. Anglers can expect to find a welcoming mix of fish suited to the lake’s shallow, warm waters. This setting supports a diverse aquatic community that can satisfy different fishing interests. The accessible depth allows for productive fishing spots that are easy to reach, making it a great choice for those who appreciate straightforward, enjoyable angling without the challenges of deep-water environments.

Ice fishing

Experience the unique calm of winter on North Honey Island Flowage. When the lake freezes over, it transforms into a quiet haven for ice fishing enthusiasts. The shallow nature of the water keeps it lively beneath the ice, offering a rewarding seasonal fishing experience in the heart of Wisconsin’s winter landscape.