The last of the hearty fishermen will brave the chill for slab crappies and record muskies as the leaves finish abandoning the branches. Hunters are preparing to stalk their prey - ducks, deer, and bears. There are 315,000 acres of public land in Sawyer County. The Chippewa Flowage is adjacent to the Chequamegon National Forest.

The snow comes, the lake freezes. After a month or two of silence the snowmobilers arrive to explore the trails. The Lake Chippewa Flowage Resort Association will be celebrating the 10th Anniversary Snow Tour starting December 26th until February 28th.

Pick up your snow tour card at participating LCFRA businesses and get stamped at 10 participating businesses for your free pin. Or buy this collectible for only $5.00.

Turn in your snow tour card for one of four chances to win a $50.00 gift certificate redeemable at ANY Lake Chippewa Flowage Resort Association business, either full or associate member. Enjoy an evening of fine dining, or apply your gift certificate towards lodging or perhaps clothing purchases. Remember, your entire credit must be used at one business only. Check the full and associate members listed in our website.

It is late fall Chippewa Flowage! The trees are bare, the woods very quiet. The Musky hunters, who may be looking for the brother of the "Jaws" recently found on the flowage, are bundled up warmly. The bare trees and brush allow Grouse hunters a great view of their game. Deer hunters will find over 315,000 acres of public land in Sawyer County. The Chippewa Flowage is adjacent to the Chequamegon National Forest. Come and enjoy this especially quiet time on the flowage. Great deals can be found. Contact a resort of your choice and see how they can accommodate you for late season fishing and hunting.

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