Lands
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Nature and Wildlife
The Willow Flowage supports a diversity of aquatic plants, fish and wildlife. White-tailed deer, bear, ruffed grouse, ducks, eagles, loons and even wolves roam the area. There are currently 10 nesting pairs of ospreys on the flowage that…
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Camping
There are 37 rustic campsites scattered along the flowage shoreline and islands; all flowage campsites are occupied on a first-come, first-served basis with no registration, reservations, or fees. There are also 4 rustic campsites scattered along…
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Fishing
The Willow Flowage is a 6,392-acre lake located in Oneida County. It has a maximum depth of 30 feet. Designated as an Outstanding Resource Water in 1997, the Willow Flowage supports a diversity of aquatic plants, fish and wildlife. Abundant walleye…
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Boating, Canoeing and Kayaking
The Willow Flowage is a 6,392-acre lake located in Oneida County. It has a maximum depth of 30 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from public boat landings. Seven DNR-managed boat landings on the Willow Flowage provide access for motorboats,…
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Management and Business
Forest Management An active forestry program is in place on the Willow Flowage to maintain prime wildlife habitat, emphasize forest diversity and promote a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance. Future thinnings of selected trees and…
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Conditions
Weather Forecast Weather Forecast [exit DNR] Water Levels Willow Flowage Water Levels: Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co. [exit DNR]
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Willow Flowage Scenic Waters Area
Location and directions The Willow Flowage is located west of U.S. Hwy 51 along County Hwy Y in Onieda County. Hours The property is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Management and planning Management of Willow Flowage
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Conditions
Weather Forecast Weather Forecast [exit DNR] Water Flow Water Flow Data - USGS website [exit DNR]
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Management
The Totogatic Wild River is managed to preserve and protect the river in a wild and free-flowing natural state by working with counties, landowners and partners to prevent development adjacent to the river and by restoring sections of the river…