Fishing
The
Turtle Flambeau Flowage
Fishing, Hunting, Camping, Canoeing and Nature
Observation.
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19,000 Acres of
Water
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212 Miles of
Shoreline
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80% State Owned, 195
Islands
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Fishing, Hunting,
Camping,
Canoeing and Nature Observation
The Turtle-Flambeau
Waters - nearly 19,000 acres of it for you to use and
enjoy in a variety of ways. The Turtle-Flambeau Flowage
is a result of the 1926 construction of a dam to create
a reservoir. The dam created 18,900 acres of water with
212 miles of winding shoreline. The Turtle-Flambeau
Flowage encompasses nine lakes, three rivers and several
creeks, all beautifully free of pollution.
The Turtle-Flambeau
Flowage invites people who enjoy the solitude of a vast
wilderness in which to pursue their limit of walleye,
smallmouth bass, musky, and panfish.
Turtle
Flambeau Flowage Guide Service is available, for
singles, couples, or groups. Guides will pick you up at
the cabin front door and return you when your fishing
day is complete.
Mercer
Fishing Report
Turtle
Flambeau Flowage Fishing Report
Walleyes:
The famous Turtle Flambeau Flowage, (19,000
acres of water) is rated by the Wisconsin D.N.R. as
having one of the best walleye populations per acre of
water in the state. Laid out with open mud flat areas,
miles and miles of river channels, log jams, rock, and
sand shorelines, submerged as well as visible stump
fields, hundreds of center lake rock and mud humps, back
bays, islands, bogs, and numerous weed beds makes for
excellent fish habitat.
Smallmouth
Bass: Although much known for its
fantastic walleye fishing the Turtle Flambeau Flowage
also boasts a excellent population of Smallmouth Bass.
With 19,000 acres of superb smallmouth habitat, abundant
feed, and acres of prime spawning areas the smallmouth
population on the Turtle Flambeau Flowage has exploded
in the last six years. Commonly referred to as “footballs”,
the Turtle Flambeau Flowage produces much heavier
smallie than the average inch to pound ratio than most
other bodies of water. From early spring to late fall
the smallmouth can be found roaming the various
structures of the TFF.
Musky: In
order to determine the status of the musky population,
survey crews returned after the walleye spawning season
to obtain information on the general health of the musky
population. A total of 253 musky were captured through
this effort. Of the total fish sampled, 14% or 36 fish
were larger than 40 inches in length. 30% (76) were
greater than 36 inches. The largest musky sampled was
51+ inches in length and over 45 lbs. Based on this
survey, the Flowage continues to demonstrate its ability
to provide outstanding trophy musky angling
opportunities.
Flambeau Lodging
Jimmy Way,
Owner
4816 County Hwy FF
Mercer, WI 54547
715-476-2549
stay@flambeaulodging.com
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