Little Tamarack Flowage

   Little Tamarack Flowage is a shallow 236 acre public lake that is a 27 minute drive from Eagle River. The water is moderately clear. Little Tamarack Flowage is a shallow, 236-acre public flowage northwest of Eagle River with moderately clear water and a more irregular, river-influenced shoreline. The impounded character creates a mix of open pockets, stump fields, and marshy edges, giving the lake a distinctly wild, "backcountry" personality despite being within a reasonable drive of town. Boat traffic is typically light, with most use coming from anglers and a handful of cabin owners rather than heavy resort crowds. It's a shallow, moderately clear flowage northwest of Eagle River with irregular shorelines, channels, and marshy edges that give it a backcountry vibe. It's ideal for small boats and paddlers who like poking around bays, stump fields, and creek mouths rather than running big open water. Buyers attracted to Little Tamarack often like the idea of a slightly off-grid feeling flowage where they can poke around channels, coves, and creek mouths by small boat or canoe.