Apple Falls Flowage

About Apple Falls Flowage

Apple Falls Flowage stands as a serene destination in Saint Croix County, Wisconsin, offering a peaceful retreat for outdoor lovers. This modestly sized lake spans 44.5 acres, providing ample space for paddling and quiet exploration. Its maximum depth reaches 40 feet, giving it a versatile aquatic environment that supports a diverse fish population. The lake is surrounded by a few charming towns like Somerset and Houlton, enhancing its accessibility. Nearby, William O'brien State Park and Willow River State Park add natural context to the area, inviting visitors to enjoy the scenic beauty of the region year-round.

Surface area

45 acres

Maximum depth

40 feet

Lake-Link Score

34.7

Fish species

Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Apple Falls Flowage

Fishing here is a rewarding experience thanks to the variety of species that thrive in the flowage's mixed-depth waters. Anglers can expect to find muskie and northern pike, both prized for their challenge and size. Panfish and smallmouth bass offer more frequent action, while walleye adds to the diversity and appeal. This lake’s habitat supports a balanced fishery that caters to different angling preferences, making it a versatile spot for both casual and serious fishermen.

Ice fishing

Winter transforms Apple Falls Flowage into a quiet, frozen playground where ice fishing becomes a favored pastime. The lake's consistent freezing conditions invite anglers to experience the unique tranquility and challenge of fishing through the ice, surrounded by the peaceful Wisconsin winter landscape.