Upper Steve Creek Flowage

About Upper Steve Creek Flowage

Upper Steve Creek Flowage is a quiet fishing destination in Taylor County, Wisconsin, spanning roughly 138 acres. Its shallow waters, reaching a maximum depth of about 8 feet, create an accessible environment for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate smaller, more intimate lakes. The lake's modest size encourages a peaceful experience away from busier spots. Surrounded by the natural backdrop of Taylor County and near Flambeau River State Forest, this flowage offers a chance to connect with Wisconsin's northern landscapes. Though it lacks nearby towns, the setting provides a serene retreat for those seeking solitude and nature's calm.

Surface area

138 acres

Maximum depth

8 feet

Lake-Link Score

36.1

Member rating

1.0 (1)

Fish species

Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Upper Steve Creek Flowage

For anglers with some experience, Upper Steve Creek Flowage presents a modest challenge. The fish community is limited, with northern pike and panfish being the primary species found here. The shallow depth influences the lake's ecology, often resulting in stunted panfish populations. Fishing opportunities are somewhat constrained by the lake's characteristics, but those targeting northern pike may find some action. Overall, the fishing here suits those looking for a quiet outing rather than a trophy catch.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Upper Steve Creek Flowage is a seasonal option, with the lake supporting this activity during Wisconsin's colder months. The shallow waters freeze over, allowing anglers to pursue species like northern pike and panfish through the ice. This seasonal pursuit adds to the lake's year-round appeal for dedicated anglers.