Chippewa Flowage, Sawyer County, Wisconsin — fishing destination
    Sawyer County • Northwest Wisconsin

    Fishing Chippewa Flowage, Wisconsin

    The legendary 'Big Chip' — a sprawling, stump-filled flowage famous for the world-record musky (69 lb 11 oz, 1949). Its maze of bays, channels, and flooded timber holds trophy musky, walleye, and panfish. Country Cave Baits injection-pours premium soft plastic baits built for the bass, panfish and walleye that call Chippewa Flowage home.

    15,300 acres Max depth 92 ft Sawyer County

    About Chippewa Flowage

    The legendary 'Big Chip' — a sprawling, stump-filled flowage famous for the world-record musky (69 lb 11 oz, 1949). Its maze of bays, channels, and flooded timber holds trophy musky, walleye, and panfish.

    Chippewa Flowage is located in Sawyer County in Northwest Wisconsin and is one of the state's premier fishing destinations. Anglers visiting Chippewa Flowage target Musky, Walleye, Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Bluegill and Northern Pike throughout the open-water season. Whether you're fishing from a boat or the shore, Chippewa Flowage offers diverse structure and productive water that responds well to injection-poured soft plastic baits from Country Cave Baits — made right here in Fall River, WI.

    Fishing Tips for Chippewa Flowage

    Pro Tips for Chippewa Flowage

    • ▸Bucktail and topwater over the weed flats for musky, then follow up with a fluke.
    • ▸Pitch a craw into the flooded timber for largemouth and pike.
    • ▸Slip-bobber a Crappie Slayer over the deep cribs for slab crappie.

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