Little Eau Pleine Flowage

About Little Eau Pleine Flowage

Little Eau Pleine Flowage invites anglers and nature lovers to enjoy its seasonal charm in Portage County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized lake spans 127 acres, providing a welcoming space for outdoor activities throughout the year. Its shallow waters, with a maximum depth of around 8 feet, create a unique environment that supports a variety of aquatic life and makes it accessible for many fishing styles. Situated near Junction City, Milladore, and Mosinee, this flowage offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to experience Wisconsin's natural beauty without the bustle of larger lakes. The shallow depth encourages warmer water temperatures in summer, fostering good conditions for fish and anglers alike.

Surface area

127 acres

Maximum depth

8 feet

Lake-Link Score

42.5

Member rating

4.0 (1)

Fish species

Northern, Walleye, Bass

Fishing Little Eau Pleine Flowage

Fishing here is rewarding thanks to the variety of species that thrive in the flowage's shallow, productive waters. Anglers can expect to find northern pike, walleye, and bass, each offering distinct challenges and excitement. The diversity of fish adds to the appeal, making it a spot where both novice and experienced fishermen can find success. The lake's size and depth create an inviting setting for fishing during warmer months, with plenty of opportunities to explore different areas and target multiple species in one outing.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Little Eau Pleine Flowage transforms into a seasonal ice fishing destination. The lake's shallow nature often allows for stable ice conditions, inviting anglers to enjoy the peaceful winter landscape while pursuing fish beneath the ice. This seasonal shift adds another dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.