Tiger Cat Flowage

About Tiger Cat Flowage

Tiger Cat Flowage offers a broad expanse of water in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, providing anglers and nature lovers plenty of room to explore. This lake spans over 800 acres, giving a sense of open water that invites boating and fishing adventures. Its moderate depth, reaching up to 30 feet, supports a diverse aquatic environment that appeals to a variety of fish and wildlife. The flowage is surrounded by small towns like Little Round Lake and Chief Lake, which add to the local charm without overwhelming the natural setting. The lake's size and depth combine to create a versatile habitat, making it an inviting destination for those who appreciate a quieter, less crowded fishing experience in northern Wisconsin.

Surface area

819 acres

Maximum depth

30 feet

Lake-Link Score

62.5

Member rating

4.3 (6)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Tiger Cat Flowage

For anglers with some experience, Tiger Cat Flowage presents a rewarding challenge with its diverse fish population. The lake supports a healthy mix of largemouth bass, muskie, panfish, and walleye, each offering unique opportunities for sport. Whether you're targeting the aggressive strikes of muskie or the steady action of panfish, this lake's ecosystem provides a balanced fishing experience. The moderate depth allows for varied fishing spots, from shallower shorelines to deeper channels, accommodating different fishing styles and preferences. This variety makes Tiger Cat Flowage appealing to anglers looking to test their skills across multiple species in one outing.

Ice fishing

Spending time on Tiger Cat Flowage during the ice fishing season offers a distinct and peaceful experience. The frozen surface transforms the lake into a quiet expanse where anglers can enjoy the winter outdoors while pursuing species like panfish and walleye. The ice fishing season adds another layer of opportunity for those who appreciate fishing year-round in Wisconsin's northern waters.