Johnson Falls Flowage 647

About Johnson Falls Flowage 647

Spending time on Johnson Falls Flowage 647 feels like stepping into a peaceful retreat in Marinette County, Wisconsin. This moderately sized lake covers a generous area that invites exploration and quiet enjoyment. Its waters reach a moderate depth, offering a blend of accessible spots and deeper areas that support a variety of aquatic life. The lake's location near Crivitz places it amidst natural surroundings framed by Peshtigo River State Forest and Governor Thompson State Park. These parks add to the serene backdrop, enhancing the outdoor experience with their presence without overwhelming the lake's calm atmosphere.

Surface area

145 acres

Maximum depth

37 feet

Lake-Link Score

51.1

Member rating

3.7 (3)

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Johnson Falls Flowage 647

Fishing here brings a rewarding mix of species that appeal to many anglers. Northern Pike and Walleye provide exciting challenges, while Panfish and Smallmouth Bass add to the variety and action. The lake's moderate depth creates a versatile environment where these species thrive, making it a satisfying destination for those looking to enjoy different fishing opportunities throughout the seasons.

Ice fishing

When winter settles in, Johnson Falls Flowage 647 transforms into a prime spot for ice fishing. The lake's fish species remain active beneath the ice, offering a unique seasonal experience for anglers who enjoy the quiet and focus that comes with cold-weather fishing.