Fisher River (Chippewa River / Wisconsin)

The Fisher River is a scenic tributary of the Chippewa River in Chippewa County, Wisconsin (GNIS-ID 1565017). It flows through a beautiful landscape shaped by the last Ice Age and is especially accessible and popular in the area around Brunet Island State Park, where it joins the larger river.The river offers excellent opportunities for recreational activities, particularly along its lower section near Brunet Island State Park. Canoeing and kayaking are very popular on the calm, flatwater stretches and especially in the numerous quiet bays and lagoons, providing relaxed and enjoyable paddling trips. These sections are perfect for beginners and families. Wildlife watching – including beavers, minks, herons, and deer – is a special highlight during these outings.Fishing is another major attraction on the Fisher River, with good conditions for various fish species, especially in the sheltered bays and side channels. Hiking along the riverbanks or using the eight miles of trails in Brunet Island State Park complements the recreational offerings. In winter, the river areas and lagoons can also be used for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing.Overall, the Fisher River is a peaceful, nature-oriented destination, ideal for relaxed outdoor activities surrounded by beautiful scenery.