Fish, Wildlife and Parks
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Recreation
The Pine and Popple Wild Rivers alternate from quiet sections that meander lazily through lowland forest to swift, rocky riffles, low rapids and waterfalls. These rivers offer high-quality paddling and fishing in a secluded, natural environment.
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Maps
MapsPine and Popple Wild Rivers MapPine River portionPopple River portionPine-Popple area, including the Sp
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Basic Information
Location and Directions The Pine and Popple Wild Rivers designation is located in southern Florence County in far northeastern Wisconsin. Access from the south is via either U.S. Highway 41 or 141 or State Highway 101; access from the west is via U…
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Recreation
The Pike Wild River watershed is made up of approximately 310 square miles, including over 300 miles of streams and numerous lakes. Streams range from small spring seeps to the main branch of the Pike River, which is over 100 feet wide. The largest…
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Management
Wild Rivers DesignationIn 1965, the Wisconsin Legislature designated 3 rivers in Wisconsin as State Wild Rivers. Those initial 3 rivers were the Pine River and its tributary, the Popple River in Florence County and the Pike River in Marinette County…
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Conditions
Weather Forecast Weather Forecast [exit DNR] Water Flow Water Flow Data - USGS website [exit DNR]
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Maps
Pike River Wild River property mapMenominee River sectionNorth Branch sectionSouth Branch section
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Basic Information
Location and Directions The Pike Wild River runs from the mouth of the Pike River (T 34N, R 21E, section 3) upstream to the headwater branches — one branch beginning at the outlet of Coleman Lake (T 36N, R18E, section 17), and the…
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VHS - wild bait harvest information
Beginning in May 2007, in response to the possible threat posed by moving VHS-infected wild baitfish, the DNR required th