Lake of the Falls

Aerial view of Lake of the Falls, a 297 acre lake in Mercer, Wisconsin
   Lake of the Falls is a flowage-style lake northwest of Mercer, surrounded by county park land, campsites, and forest, giving it a scenic, semi-wild feel. The lake connects to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage via the Turtle River, so it feels like part of a larger river-lake network rather than an isolated basin. Much of the shoreline remains natural with public park facilities concentrated in a few areas. It has bays, river channels, and natural shoreline, plus a county park and campground that make it a popular but still scenic spot. It feels like part of a larger river-lake network and pairs naturally with trips onto the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage.
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Lake of the Falls Specs:

Avg. Depth: 7 Feet
Size: 297 Acres
Max Depth: 23 Feet
Water Source:
Lake Access: Public
Town:Mercer
Time to Town: 5 Minutes

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Lake of the Falls is known for its fishing, particularly for muskies, walleyes, and panfish, aided by river current, bays, and a mix of rock, wood, and weeds. Anglers target current seams, points, and flowage flats with jigs, crankbaits, and live bait, often treating the lake as both a destination and a waypoint on longer Turtle River runs. The park facilities make it easy to launch and fish for a day, while the semi‑wild setting keeps it feeling far more remote than in‑town waters. It pairs naturally with trips onto the Turtle‑Flambeau Flowage for anglers who want big‑water options.

How big is Lake of the Falls?

Lake of the Falls is 297 acres.

How deep is Lake of the Falls?

Lake of the Falls has an average depth of 7 feet and a maximum depth of 23 feet.

How far is Lake of the Falls from Mercer?

Lake of the Falls is 5 minutes from Mercer, Wisconsin.

What type of lake is Lake of the Falls?

Lake of the Falls is a Drainage lake.

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