The Chippewa Flowage

The Chippewa Flowage, located in Hayward, Wisconsin,  is a 17,000 acre reservior created in 1923 by the damning of the Chippewa River.  It encompasses 11 natural lakes, 9 natural rivers and countless streams and ponds.

The "Big Chip"  as it is called is made up of 233 miles of undeveloped shoreline and 140 islands making this a unique angling experience.
 
The low number of "recreational" traffic is a draw to all fisherman.  There is a variety of wildlife that use the Flowage as a home, including bear, eagles, deer, herons and much more.

The average size of muskies caught out of the Flowage is increasing yearly so, make plans to fish it today.