Wilson Flowage

   Wilson Flowage is a flowage southeast of Lac du Flambeau with stained water, marshy edges, and a more rugged, river-influenced look. The shoreline mixes wetlands, timber, and scattered higher ground, giving it a wild, open feel compared to tightly wooded kettle lakes. Boat traffic is typically light, making it attractive to anglers and paddlers who like exploring quieter, less polished water. It mixes wetlands, flooded timber, and channels, feeling more like big marshy river water than a clear kettle lake. It's appealing to anglers and paddlers who enjoy quieter, semi-wild shorelines.