Spring Creek Flowage

About Spring Creek Flowage

Time spent on Spring Creek Flowage feels peaceful and intimate, surrounded by the natural beauty of Price County, Wisconsin. This modestly sized flowage covers a compact area where the water remains shallow, rarely exceeding six feet deep. Such depth encourages easy access to the water and creates a warm environment for aquatic life during warmer months. The flowage lies near the towns of Phillips and Prentice, offering a quiet retreat for those seeking a calm day on the water. Flambeau River State Forest nearby adds a scenic backdrop, enhancing the outdoor experience without overwhelming the serene character of this small lake.

Surface area

58 acres

Maximum depth

6 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.0

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Spring Creek Flowage

Quality fishing opportunities await anglers at Spring Creek Flowage, where the waters support a focused variety of species. Northern Pike provide a thrilling challenge with their aggressive strikes, while panfish offer consistent action for those looking to enjoy a steady catch. The shallow nature of the flowage means fish are often accessible and active, making it a rewarding spot for anglers who appreciate a more intimate fishing experience without the complexity of deeper lakes.

Ice fishing

Species like Northern Pike and panfish make Spring Creek Flowage a rewarding destination during Wisconsin's ice fishing season. The shallow waters freeze reliably, creating a natural stage for winter anglers to enjoy the quiet and focused pursuit of fish beneath the ice.