Caldron Falls Reservoir

About Caldron Falls Reservoir

Caldron Falls Reservoir offers anglers and outdoor enthusiasts a generous expanse of water to explore in Marinette County, Wisconsin. With over a thousand acres of surface area, this lake provides ample space for a variety of water activities. Its moderate maximum depth of 40 feet supports a diverse aquatic environment, making it a versatile destination for those who appreciate the outdoors. The reservoir is surrounded by natural beauty and is near Governor Thompson State Park and Peshtigo River State Forest, adding to the scenic context of the area. The absence of nearby towns emphasizes its quiet, unspoiled character, inviting visitors to experience a peaceful setting away from urban bustle.

Surface area

1,063 acres

Maximum depth

40 feet

Lake-Link Score

72.0

Member rating

4.1 (16)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Caldron Falls Reservoir

The fishing opportunities at Caldron Falls Reservoir are varied and rewarding, thanks to a healthy mix of species. Anglers can expect to find largemouth bass and muskie, both prized for their fighting spirit and size potential. Northern pike add to the excitement with their aggressive strikes, while panfish offer plentiful action for those seeking quantity. Walleye are also present, providing a sought-after challenge for many anglers. This range of species ensures that the reservoir caters to different fishing preferences and skill levels, making it a well-rounded spot for freshwater fishing in Wisconsin.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Caldron Falls Reservoir transforms into a seasonal ice fishing destination. The frozen surface invites anglers to enjoy a unique fishing experience, targeting species that remain active beneath the ice. This seasonal shift offers a different perspective on the lake’s aquatic life and extends the fishing season into winter.