The Namekagon River in Wisconsin is a premier fishing destination renowned for its diverse fish populations and beautiful northwoods setting. Flowing approximately 99 miles from Namekagon Lake to its confluence with the St. Croix River, this federally designated Wild and Scenic River offers anglers a variety of fishing experiences. The river transitions from a cold-water trout stream in its headwaters to a warmer smallmouth bass fishery downstream. Characterized by generally shallow, clear waters with rocky and sandy bottoms, the Namekagon meanders through a varied landscape of northern lowland forest, bog-and-fen, and open marshes. Its pristine setting, accessible waters, and abundant fish populations make it an ideal destination for anglers of all skill levels seeking a quality fishing experience in Wisconsin's beautiful northwoods.