Little known Facts:  The Turtle-Flambeau Flowage, encompasses nine lakes, three rivers and several creeks.  The grand reservoir is also known as "Wisconsin's Crown Jewel of The North",  a beautiful and pristine home to scenic area teeming with some of the most beautiful wildlife such as; whitetail deer, black bear, bobcat, bald eagle, hawks and osprey.  It is close to 18,900 acres of water, and has almost 220 miles of winding shoreline.  Fishing opportunities abound with record musky fishing, small mouth bass, walleye, crappie, and the occasional monster sturgeon. 

Rich in history: The Turtle Flambeau Flowage was created in 1926, when construction began on the Flambeau Dam to create Wisconsin's third largest reservoir.  The Turtle-Flambeau Dam harnesses power from The Turtle River, fed from Lake of The Falls in Mercer, WI, located 20 miles to the North and The Flambeau River, located 20 miles to the South in Park Falls, WI.  The Flambeau Dam generates energy for the paper mill in Park Falls, located on the Flambeau River.