Totagatic Flowage

About Totagatic Flowage

Totagatic Flowage in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its shallow, expansive waters throughout the year. Covering 453 acres, the lake's modest depth of around 12 feet creates an accessible environment for a variety of water activities and fishing experiences. Its proximity to the town of Hayward makes it a convenient spot for locals and visitors alike. This flowage offers a peaceful setting typical of northern Wisconsin's natural charm. The lake's size provides plenty of space to explore, whether paddling or casting a line, while the surrounding landscape reflects the quiet beauty of Sawyer County. Its shallow waters often warm up nicely in the summer, supporting a lively aquatic ecosystem.

Surface area

453 acres

Maximum depth

12 feet

Lake-Link Score

40.8

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish, Walleye

Fishing Totagatic Flowage

Variety defines the fishing experience at Totagatic Flowage. Anglers can expect to find a healthy mix of species including largemouth bass, northern pike, panfish, and walleye. This diversity makes it a rewarding destination for those seeking different types of freshwater catches. The lake's shallow depth encourages active fish behavior, which can lead to engaging fishing sessions. Whether you're after aggressive pike or the more subtle panfish, Totagatic Flowage offers opportunities to enjoy a broad spectrum of angling challenges.

Ice fishing

Species like walleye, northern pike, and panfish continue to provide fishing opportunities when the lake freezes over. Ice fishing here is a seasonal tradition that lets anglers connect with the quiet winter landscape while pursuing a variety of fish beneath the ice.