Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555

Eau Claire, Chippewa - Wisconsin


  • 3 catches

  • 104 followers

  • spots

Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555 is a 954 acre waterway in Eau Claire, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. It has a maximum depth of 29 feet. Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, Sturgeon and Catfish can be found here. Visitors hav...

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Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555 Fishing Reports

Recently shared catches and fishing spots

  1. Jeremy Danielson
    - Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555

    Details: Smallmouth Bass

    Caught a few with leeches and crawlers

  2. Cole Lotts
    - Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555

    Lake Sturgeon with a night crawler

  3. Andrew Feller
    - Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555

    Buddy's first few cast with a musky lure got him this

    31 in. Northern Pike with a swimbait

  4. Norm R
    - Chippewa Falls Flowage 5555

    First musky for myself of our trip, beautiful fish beautiful day on the water can't ask for much more!!

    36 in. Muskellunge

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