Bogbrook Impoundment
Bogbrook Impoundment is a flowage-style waterbody near Crandon with tannin-influenced water, flooded edges, and a marsh-and-timber character that differs from traditional glacial lakes. The shoreline includes lowland, brush, and scattered higher ground, giving it a wilder, more natural appearance.
Its irregular layout and compact size make it better suited to smaller boats and paddling craft than high-speed recreation. Buyers drawn to Bogbrook typically appreciate wildlife, fishing structure, and a river-marsh feel over polished, clear-water lake aesthetics.
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Flowages like Bogbrook typically hold panfish, bass, pike, and sometimes walleyes, with fish keying strongly on wood, current seams, and weed edges. Anglers often probe channels, flooded timber, and shoreline irregularities with jigs, small crankbaits, and live bait. The stained water lets fish feed shallower and more aggressively in daylight than on clear lakes. Quiet back bays and side channels are particularly good for canoe and kayak anglers who enjoy picking apart cover.
How big is Bogbrook Impoundment?
Bogbrook Impoundment is 490 acres.
How deep is Bogbrook Impoundment?
Bogbrook Impoundment has an average depth of 2 feet and a maximum depth of 6 feet.
How far is Bogbrook Impoundment from Crandon?
Bogbrook Impoundment is 13 minutes from Crandon, Wisconsin.
What type of lake is Bogbrook Impoundment?
Bogbrook Impoundment is a Drainage lake.
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