Radisson Flowage

About Radisson Flowage

Radisson Flowage in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, offers a spacious water body that covers a moderate area, providing plenty of room for anglers and paddlers alike. Its shallow depth, maxing out around a dozen feet, makes it accessible and inviting for a variety of outdoor activities. The lake's setting near towns like Radisson and Exeland adds to its quiet charm without overwhelming visitors with crowds. Surrounding the lake, the Flambeau River State Forest adds a touch of natural wilderness to the backdrop, enhancing the overall experience. This flowage's size and shallow nature create a calm environment that is ideal for those who enjoy peaceful days on the water. Whether you're launching a canoe or casting from shore, the lake's gentle waters and scenic surroundings make it a pleasant destination for nature lovers and anglers in the region.

Surface area

178 acres

Maximum depth

12 feet

Lake-Link Score

56.9

Member rating

4.3 (4)

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Lake Sturgeon, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Radisson Flowage

For anglers with varying skill levels, Radisson Flowage offers a rewarding experience with its diverse fish population. The lake supports species such as largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, muskie, and walleye, providing opportunities for both casual and more focused fishing outings. Panfish and channel catfish also add to the variety, making the lake appealing to those seeking multiple species in one spot. The shallow waters often encourage active fish behavior, which can be exciting for anglers looking to connect with a catch.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Radisson Flowage transforms into a seasonal hotspot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow depth makes it suitable for winter activities on the ice, offering anglers a chance to pursue species like panfish, northern pike, and walleye through the ice. This seasonal shift brings a unique experience to the lake, blending the quiet of winter with the thrill of ice angling.