Wisconsin River Flowage- Stevens Point- paddling route

The Stevens Point Flowage is located between Lake DuBay and the city of Stevens Point. This Wisconsin River reservoir provides 3,900 acres of prime fishing water. Even though 50-inch muskies are extremely rare on even the best musky water, you have a realistic chance of catching one on this flowage.

Wisconsin River North (for intermediate skilled paddlers)Take Highway HH West out of Stevens Point (approximately 5 miles) and you will find a boat landing on the right side of the road. Put in here and head back towards Stevens Point. As you proceed downstream, the islands to your left are surrounded by channels. The adventurous canoeist may wish to poke around the islands, spend some time fishing, bird watching or animal viewing. All channels headed south open into the Stevens Point Flowage and back to the main channel.

In the Flowage, go under the power lines and take out at the boat landing near the swimming beach in Bukolt Park on the left (east) side of the Flowage.

Source: Stevens Point Area website

Destination Information

Website: Stevens Point Area website

Size: 3,900 acres

County: Portage County

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Driving Directions: Put-in: Take Highway HH/E West (Old Hwy 10) out of Stevens Point (approximately 5 miles) and you will find a boat landing on the right side of the road.

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