Little Tamarack Flowage

About Little Tamarack Flowage

Spending time on Little Tamarack Flowage offers a quiet and natural experience in Vilas County, Wisconsin. This lake covers a moderate area, providing plenty of space to explore its calm, shallow waters, which reach a maximum depth of just 16 feet. Its size and depth make it accessible and inviting for paddling or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The lake is framed by the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, adding to the serene atmosphere with natural forested views. Without nearby towns, the area feels remote and undisturbed, perfect for those seeking solitude in the outdoors.

Surface area

236 acres

Maximum depth

16 feet

Lake-Link Score

41.7

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Little Tamarack Flowage

Fishing on Little Tamarack Flowage brings a chance to encounter a variety of species that thrive in its shallower waters. Anglers can expect to find Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, and Panfish, each offering different challenges and rewards. The diversity here means you can enjoy targeting both predator fish and more abundant panfish, making for a versatile fishing experience throughout the seasons.

Ice fishing

When winter arrives, Little Tamarack Flowage supports ice fishing opportunities with its known populations of Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, and Panfish. The frozen surface allows anglers to enjoy a quiet, species-rich experience in the heart of Wisconsin's cold season.