Skinner Creek Flowage*

About Skinner Creek Flowage*

Time spent on Skinner Creek Flowage in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, invites a peaceful connection with nature across its modest 55 acres. The lake's shallow waters, rarely exceeding five feet, create an accessible environment for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its location near Hawkins offers a quiet retreat where the water's calm surface mirrors the surrounding woods. The presence of Flambeau River State Forest nearby adds a scenic backdrop that complements the lake's intimate scale. This setting encourages visitors to enjoy a slower pace of life, whether paddling or simply soaking in the natural surroundings.

Surface area

55 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

33.4

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike

Fishing Skinner Creek Flowage*

Fishing here feels like a rewarding challenge amid the flowage's shallow depths. Anglers often find good opportunities to catch bluegill, largemouth bass, and northern pike. Each species brings its own rhythm to the experience, from the spirited strikes of bass to the elusive nature of pike. The lake's size and depth encourage a focus on these popular species, making it a satisfying spot for those who appreciate a variety of freshwater game fish in a compact, approachable setting.

Ice fishing

Bluegill, largemouth bass, and northern pike make Skinner Creek Flowage a lively destination for ice fishing during Wisconsin's colder months. The lake's shallow nature allows anglers to engage with these species beneath the ice, offering a unique seasonal experience that blends quiet solitude with the thrill of the catch.