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More About the Area This undiscovered corner of northwestern Wisconsin is a bit off the beaten tourist path. But that's OK; the people who live here are just fine with that. Nearby, you'll find abundant lakes, streams, trails, and public land. You'll also, however, find plenty of restaurants, resorts, and golf courses. If you enjoy fishing but want a break from Whitefish Lake, you'll find dozens more lakes and streams within minutes of your door. For world-class flyfishing, there's the Brule and the Namekagon. (And, on certain summer evenings when the hatch is on, you'll even find great flyfishing back home on Whitefish.) Nearby, you'll also find lakes that are renowned for musky, pike, walleye, bass, or panfish. If you're a hunter, this area is known for deer, bear, turkey, grouse, and waterfowl. Within minutes, you'll find abundant public and paper company land that's open for hunting. No matter what your passion, you'll find ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. If you like, I'd be glad to tell you more about local options for birding, paddling, biking (both road and mountain), cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, ATVing, or just going for a drive to check out the fall foliage. And, if you're most looking forward to simply watching the sun set over the water while you enjoy a glass of fine wine... Then there's no better place than the deck of your new home on Whitefish Lake. |