Sailor Creek Flowage

About Sailor Creek Flowage

Time spent on Sailor Creek Flowage offers a peaceful retreat in Price County, Wisconsin. The lake's modest size and shallow depth create an accessible environment for anglers and nature lovers alike. Its surface area spans over 200 acres, providing enough space to explore without feeling overwhelming. The lake's maximum depth rarely exceeds eight feet, which often results in warmer, productive waters during the fishing season. The flowage sits conveniently near the towns of Park Falls and Phillips, making it a reachable destination for local and visiting anglers. Surrounding the lake is the Flambeau River State Forest, adding a natural backdrop that enhances the outdoor experience without intruding on the quiet water's edge.

Surface area

201 acres

Maximum depth

8 feet

Lake-Link Score

46.3

Member rating

2.7 (3)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Sailor Creek Flowage

Quality fishing at Sailor Creek Flowage demands patience and persistence, but the rewards can be satisfying. Anglers will find a variety of species including largemouth bass, muskie, northern pike, and panfish, each offering different challenges and excitement. The shallow nature of the lake encourages active fishing styles that can pay off for those willing to work the water carefully. Small bass and northern pike are common, and while the lake may not always produce trophy catches, steady action is possible with the right approach. The diversity of species makes it a worthwhile spot for anglers looking to test their skills across multiple fish types.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Sailor Creek Flowage becomes a destination for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow depth allows fish species like northern pike and panfish to remain active under the ice, providing opportunities for anglers to enjoy the quiet and focus on catching through the frozen surface.