Black Brook Flowage

About Black Brook Flowage

Black Brook Flowage in Polk County, Wisconsin, offers a year-round outdoor experience shaped by its moderate size and depth. Covering 69 acres with a maximum depth of 23 feet, this flowage provides a mix of accessible waters that are inviting for anglers and nature lovers alike. The lake’s moderate depth supports a variety of aquatic habitats, making it an interesting spot to explore through the seasons. Surrounded by the communities of Amery, Deer Park, and Clear Lake, Black Brook Flowage is framed by natural landscapes that include nearby Interstate State Park and Willow River State Park. These parks add to the scenic context, enhancing the outdoor atmosphere around the lake without overshadowing its own quiet charm.

Surface area

69 acres

Maximum depth

23 feet

Lake-Link Score

58.7

Member rating

3.7 (7)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Black Brook Flowage

Quality fishing opportunities await at Black Brook Flowage, where anglers can target a diverse range of species. The lake supports populations of largemouth bass and muskie, offering the thrill of catching these prized game fish. Northern pike are also present, adding to the variety and challenge for those seeking active sport fishing. Panfish are a consistent presence here, providing reliable catches that appeal to anglers of all skill levels. This mix of species makes Black Brook Flowage a versatile destination for fishing enthusiasts looking for quality action in a peaceful setting.

Ice fishing

For those who enjoy winter angling, Black Brook Flowage is a welcoming spot for ice fishing. The lake's fish species remain active under the ice, providing a rewarding experience during the colder months. Ice fishing here is known for the chance to catch panfish and other species, making it a seasonal highlight for local anglers and visitors alike.