Turtle Flambeau Flowage

Turtle–Flambeau Flowage is one of the largest bodies of water in northern Wisconsin, spanning nearly 13,000 acres with hundreds of miles of mostly undeveloped shoreline and countless islands.

Its sheer scale sets it apart. This is not a neighborhood lake—it’s a wilderness-scale system where anglers, boaters, and campers can explore for days. Musky, walleye, smallmouth, and trophy-class fish draw serious anglers, while boat-in campsites and vast public land create an experience that feels more like Canada than typical Northwoods development.

Buyers who choose the Flowage aren’t looking for polished resort shoreline—they want size, scenery, privacy, and room to roam. Its value comes from its enormity and wild character more than classic clear-water swimming appeal.