Fishing Hot Spots Chippewa Flowage Fishing Map, Wisconsin, L238

The Fishing Hot Spots Chippewa Flowage Fishing Map (L238) covers one of Wisconsin's outstanding muskie fisheries. The Chippewa Flowage was created in 1923 when Northern States Power Company constructed the Winter Dam on the Chippewa River just below the confluence of the East and West forks. The flowage offers tremendous trophy potential, with a good chance at a 40-pounder, and it is the water where the world record muskie of 69 lb 11 oz was taken.

The map is made of durable, waterproof material and is expertly researched, with color-coded, marked fishing areas and clearly marked boat accesses. It highlights Muskie, Walleye, Crappie, and Catfish as featured species. Each map includes a full lake profile, fishery information, fishing tips and techniques, and GPS information, along with 6 accesses shown with driving directions and 68 proven fishing areas marked on the water. The map measures 24 inches by 36 inches when open for viewing and folds down to 6 inches by 9 inches for easy storage in a boat or tackle bag.

Specifications

• Brand: Fishing Hot Spots
• Manufacturer Part Number: L238
• Product UPC: 071365302382
• Format: Folding paper map
• Open Dimensions: 24 inches x 36 inches
• Folded Dimensions: 6 inches x 9 inches
• Weight: 0.125 pounds
• Material: Durable, waterproof material
• Featured Species: Muskie, Walleye, Crappie, Catfish
• Accesses with Driving Directions: 6
• Proven Fishing Areas Marked: 68
• Map Features: Full lake profile, fishery information, fishing tips and techniques, GPS information

Frequently Asked Questions

What water does the Fishing Hot Spots L238 map cover? The L238 map covers the Chippewa Flowage in Wisconsin, one of the state's outstanding muskie fisheries.

What species can I expect to catch on the Chippewa Flowage? The featured species on this map are Muskie, Walleye, Crappie, and Catfish.

Is the Chippewa Flowage known for trophy fish? Yes. The flowage has tremendous trophy potential with a good chance at a 40-pound muskie, and it is the water where the world record 69 lb 11 oz muskie was caught.

What size is the Chippewa Flowage Fishing Map when unfolded? Map L238 measures 24 inches by 36 inches when open for viewing.

How small does the map fold down for storage? The Chippewa Flowage map folds down to 6 inches by 9 inches for easy storage.

What material is the map printed on? The L238 Chippewa Flowage map is made of durable, waterproof material designed to hold up to on-the-water use.

Does the map show boat accesses and driving directions? Yes, the Chippewa Flowage map includes 6 accesses with driving directions.

How many fishing spots are marked on the map? 68 proven fishing areas are marked on the Fishing Hot Spots Chippewa Flowage map.

Does the map include GPS information? Yes, GPS information is included along with the full lake profile and fishery information on map L238.

How was the Chippewa Flowage formed? The Chippewa Flowage was created in 1923 when Northern States Power Company constructed the Winter Dam on the Chippewa River just below the confluence of the East and West forks.

Does the map include fishing tips, or just a chart of the water? Beyond the lake profile, the Chippewa Flowage map (L238) includes fishing tips and techniques along with fishery information.