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JMacD |
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Posts: 114 | We are going to explore the Wisconsin River between Rainbow Flowage and Watersmeet Lake and would like to know if there is access to Dam Lake from the river. I Google mapped using satellite imaging and can not tell if there is a tunnel or spillway on the north end of the lake. Any feed back would be appreciated. Leaving the Ranger home and using a 14' jon boat. Thanks in advance. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20211 Location: oswego, il | When you were young And your heart was like an open book You used to say live and let live You know you did You know you did You know you did... Attachments ---------------- Screenshot_20180604-065859_1528113746182.jpg (181KB - 262 downloads) | ||
JMacD |
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Posts: 114 | That's it.....I can not tell if this is a tunnel or spillway...what is it? | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | that's not the Wisconsin River ... it's the Sugar Camp Creek ... the river runs to Eagle River alongside HWY 70 | ||
JMacD |
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Posts: 114 | Sled...right you are. Do you know what the structure is in the areal show above? | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | it's a spillway ... i'm most familiar in winter (it's where the snowmobile trail goes on to Dam Lake but, wonder if there is a portage you can access that would go across to the more level beach area where that boat is. you can't see the water going back there, but it might just be covered by the tree in the photo. water level is up on the rainbow now so that may be a place that could be used, otherwise i think it's steepish. the WI. river section is usually pretty low exposing most of the boulders ... you've probably seen this from driving hwy 70. right now it's full across the width to the grass so all are eddied or hidden. Edited by jonnysled 6/4/2018 8:07 AM | ||
JMacD |
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Posts: 114 | Great info...thank you much. Looking forward to 5 days exploring starting this Sunday. | ||
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