The Eagle River Chain ::

The nine lakes of Eagle River chain comprise nearly 3,600 acres of water and when combined with the adjoining Three Lakes Chain, form the largest freshwater chain of lakes in the world. In recent years the chain has been recognized as one of Wisconsin's most productive Muskie and Walleye fisheries.

Lakes Profile for the Eagle River Chain ::

• Muskie Rating: Class A2 ( Action Waters )
• Water Source: Drainage
• Water Clarity: Stained
• Primary Species:
  Muskie, Walleye, Perch , Crappie
• Secondary Species:
  Small mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish
• Forage:
  White Suckers, RedHorse Suckers, Various Minnows, Juvenile Perch

:: Click Here for tips on fishing The Eagle River Chain of Lakes

Three Lakes Chain ::

The Three Lakes Chain also known as Burnt Rollways Reservoir is the beginning of the largest freshwater chain of lakes in the world. A hoist at the dam provides access to the Eagle River Chain. The Three Lakes Chain comprises of 20 lakes ranging in size from 123 acre Rangeline Lake to 1012 acre Planting Ground Lake. This is a excellent Muskie and Walleye fishery in a wilderness setting.

Lakes Profile for Three Lakes Chain ::

• Location: East of Highway 45 and North of Highway 8. The town of Three Lakes is
  adjacent to the chain.
• Muskie Rating: A2 ( Action Waters )
• Water Source: Drainage
• Water Clarity: Moderately Stained
• Vegetation: Primary: Cabbage, Celery . Limited: Water lily, coontail,
  pond weed and bulrush
• Primary Species:
  Muskie, Walleye, Northern Pike, Crappie, Perch
• Secondary Species:
  Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Bluegills, Rock Bass
• Forage:
  White Suckers, Yellow Bullheads, Golden/Common Shiners, Various Minnows,
  Juvenile Panfish

  :: Click Here for tips on fishing The Three Lakes Chain