Lower Park Falls Flowage 762

About Lower Park Falls Flowage 762

Lower Park Falls Flowage 762 is a welcoming destination for outdoor lovers in Price County, Wisconsin. This 62-acre lake offers a peaceful setting with waters that rarely exceed 16 feet in depth, making it accessible and enjoyable for a variety of outdoor activities. Its proximity to the towns of Park Falls and Butternut adds convenience without sacrificing the quiet charm of the area. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Price County, the lake lies near Flambeau River State Forest, providing a scenic backdrop that enhances the experience. The modest size and shallow depth create a comfortable environment for spending time on the water, whether for fishing or simply soaking in the Wisconsin outdoors.

Surface area

62 acres

Maximum depth

16 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.4

Fish species

Lake Sturgeon, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Lower Park Falls Flowage 762

Fishing here is defined by quality and diversity. Anglers can expect to find a range of species including lake sturgeon, muskie, northern pike, panfish, and walleye. These species thrive in the lake's shallow waters, offering rewarding opportunities for those seeking a varied catch. The lake's size and depth support a balanced fishery, making it a solid choice for anglers who appreciate a mix of game fish and panfish. Whether targeting a trophy muskie or enjoying the challenge of northern pike, the fishing experience here is rich and engaging.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing season brings a unique rhythm to Lower Park Falls Flowage 762. The lake's shallow waters freeze reliably, creating a seasonal playground for anglers who enjoy the quiet and focus of winter fishing. This time of year highlights the lake's versatility, offering a different way to connect with the natural world in Wisconsin's colder months.