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Fishing on Chippewa River USA, WI	Link  |   |     The 1742, Carte de la Louisiane et du Cours du Mississipi as "Rivière de bon Secours ou Hahatonouadeba", and then in the 1757 edition of the Mitchell Map as "Hahatonadeba River", the maps show the transliteration of the Dakota language name for the river Ḣaḣatuŋ[waŋ W]atpa. The word "Chippewa" is a rendering of "Ojibwe." The Ojibwe people controlled most of the upper Chippewa Valley and its tributaries until the Treaty of St. Peters in 1837.
Length: 183 [km] Road Access: Highway 61
Source : West Fork Chippewa River and East Fork Chippewa River Lattitude: 45.90   Longitude: -91.10 Location: West Fork Chippewa River and East Fork Chippewa River	County: Bayfield
Mouth : Mississippi River Lattitude: 44.40 Longitude: -92.10	County: Buffalo City: Reads Landing
Fish Species       Dace, Longnose    Chub, Hornyhead Herring, Lake    Stonecat Redhorse, Golden    Walleye Darter, Mud    Burbot Perch, Yellow    Shiner, River Lamprey, American Brook    Dace, Finescale Warmouth    Bloater Stoneroller, Largescale    Bullhead, Yellow Sucker, Northern Hognose    Dace, Redside Lamprey, Chestnut    Minnow, Pugnose Bowfin    Lamprey, Silver Madtom, Tadpole    Shiner, Carmine Minnow, Bullhead    Minnow, Fathead Minnow, Brassy    Darter, Least Shiner, Blacknose    Sauger Bass, Smallmouth    Shiner, Common Muskellunge    Dace, Northern Redbelly Dace, Pearl    Buffalo, Bigmouth Sucker, Longnose    Gar, Longnose Paddlefish    Silverside, Brook Dace, Southern Redbelly    Sucker, Spotted Chub, Creek    Minnow, Ozark Sunfish, Green    Shiner, Golden Crappie, Black    Gar, Shortnose Darter, Slenderhead    Sunfish, Longear Bullhead, Brown    Shiner, Weed Trout, Brook	Darter, Western Sand    Bass, White Shiner, Spottail    Stickleback, Brook Redhorse, River    Carpsucker, River Darter, Blackside    Trout, Lake Stoneroller, Central    Shiner, Mimic Logperch    Sucker, Blue Shiner, Redfin    Catfish, Channel Sturgeon, Shovelnose    Drum, Freshwater Shad, Gizzard    Eel, American Darter, Johnny    Goldeye Trout-perch    Crappie, White Pumpkinseed Sunfish    Bass, Rock Redhorse, Silver    Shiner, Emerald Lamprey, Northern Brook    Shiner, Spotfin Sculpin, Slimy    Mudminnow, Central Bass, Largemouth    Shiner, Pugnose Catfish, Flathead    Shiner, Sand Redhorse, Greater    Minnow, Bluntnose Shiner, Blackchin    Bullhead, Black Buffalo, Black    Chub, Silver Mooneye    Carpsucker, Highfin Buffalo, Smallmouth    Darter, Rainbow Minnow, Mississippi Silvery    Shiner, Bigmouth Darter, River    Darter, Gilt Darter, Banded    Darter, Iowa Sunfish, Bluegill    Pike, Northern Whitefish, Lake
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Mississippi River 38.2 -92.2    Mouth	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected

Last News Date  |  Source   Invasive carp detected for the first time in lower Chippewa and Black rivers 28/10/2024     wpr	Last News Date  |  Source

Last change: 2024-11-14