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Winneconne to New London Possible Power Boater Trip Itinerary Beginning at Winneconne on the Wolf River The Gateway to the Wolf River Boat launching facilities and parking are available at two Village locations. On the east side of the Village a launching facility is available at beautiful Lake Winneconne Park at the end of North 3rd Avenue. On the west side of the Village the launching facility is located on North 1st Street. Daily parking permits are available at self-serve stands. North First Street Lake Winneconne Park This landing is in the Village of More than a boat landing, this 28 acre park Winneconne located on North First features a boat launch area and an island-protected Street. The boat launch ramp and channel where overnight mooring is allowed. This adjacent docks can barely handle all the park is located off North Third Avenue from Main fishermen during the walleye and white St.in the Village of Winneconne. Other amenities bass runs on the Wolf River include seasonal restrooms, picnic shelters, play ground equipment, and a large parking area. Fin ‘n’ Feather 22 West Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-4305 Fin 'n' Feather Showboats Cocktail and food service is available on our riverside deck. We have ample docking for pleasure boats - and we provide a shuttle service for anchored boats. Large dining room with wonderfully diverse breakfast, lunch and dinner menus as well as a large salad, soup and buffet bar. Famous for buffets and Sunday brunch. Large banquet hall has a full bar and a large dance floor for special events, large meeting room equipped with high speed internet and audio/visual equipment for your organization's use. Possible Power Boater Trip Itinerary Beginning at Winneconne on the Wolf River (Continued) Sampling of Restaurants on Main Street near the Waterfront in Winneconne Beggar’s Supper Club Address: 204 West Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-4422 Biggar's Supper Club offer dinner and bar with entertainment and an intimate dining atmosphere. Enjoy soups, pasta entrees with homemade sauces, traditional favorites like prime rib, steaks and seafood along with their signature Friday night fish fry. Jackie’s Parkside Inn Address: 630 West Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-7755 Breakfast, lunch and dinner, with bar. Reservations Serving home cooking seven days a week. Featuring hearty breakfasts, delicious sandwiches and burgers, dinner specials, and homemade pies and soups. Wisconsin fish-fry daily. Jake’s Pizza Address: 115 W. Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-9222 Lunch and dinner Delicious handmade pizzas delivered fresh and hot to your door. Fresh crusts and toppings made to order. Home of the famous "Jake's Loaded Special." Free delivery. Subway Address: 921 East Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-7752 Breakfast, lunch and dinner with healthful sub sandwiches, offering salads, pizzas and wraps. The Pub Smokehouse Address: 235 W. Main St. Winneconne Phone 920-582-0155 Lunch and dinner with bar. Reservations Classic Texas BBQ, which is so special because of everything from meat selection, to authentic seasonings, refining the true art of smoking, and a dramatic/rustic presentation. Woodeye’s Bar & Grill Address: 700 W. Main, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-4887 Lunch and dinner. Bar with entertainment. Banquet facilities Great food, great service, great fun! Enjoy a bar and grill atmosphere with wildlife viewing while being connected to Critters Sport shop and the largest indoor archery range in Wisconsin. Woodeye's serves up great burgers and appetizers, and a large banquet hall is available. Arrowhead Restaurant Address: 108 West Main Street, Winneconne Phone: 920-582-4258 Breakfast and Lunch Open 5:30 am to 2:00 pm daily. Family dining, great food, great coffee, and great service in a friendly diner-style atmosphere. Fresh pies, daily specials, and delicious breakfasts. The Other Place 21 W. Main St. Winneconne Phone: 920-582-7775 Enjoy dinners and cocktails on the large waterfront deck during the summer months or inside with bar and entertainment. Possible Power Boater Trip Itinerary Beginning at Winneconne on the Wolf River (Continued) Wolf River Resorts 17 N. First Ave. Winneconne 920-582-4555 http://www.wolfriverresorts.com/ Pinecrest Cottages Wolf River House Wolf River Resorts is located in the midst of five fishing lakes which are all adjoined by the famous Wolf and Fox Rivers. This unique water chain forms one of the nation’s largest natural fish hatcheries and provides enjoyable year 'round fishing. All three resorts are situated on the southeast shore of Lake Winneconne Lakeland Resort Leaving Winneconne, head across Lake Poygan Several businesses on Poygan include Haase’s Supper Club, The Hill Tavern, and Noffke’s Boat Landing. Haase’s Supper Club Phone: 920-685-2721 9497 County Road D Winneconne The Hill Tavern Phone 920- 685-6471 8069 County Rd. B Winneconne Noffke’s Boat Landing 920-582-7377 8728 County Rd. B Winneconne http://www.noffkeslanding.com/ The Wolf River The Wolf River was proclaimed a wild river by President Johnson. The river originates in northern Wisconsin as a creek and picks up depth and speed as it flows through Shawano and the Menominee Indian Reservation. Navigation starts at New London on the Wolf River and flows southward through Fremont, Lake Poygan, Lake Winneconne and joins the Fox River at the west end of the Lake Butte des Morts. This location connects to 175,000 acres of beautiful Wisconsin water that offers countless boat adventures, unmatched fishing expeditions (and subsequent tall tales), fearless watersport activities, tranquil cruises and memories to last a lifetime. From Fremont there is over 90 miles of navigable water ways. Enjoy access to New London, Weyauwega, Partridge Lake, Lake Poygan, Winneconne, the Fox River, Omro, Lake Butte Des Morts, and Lake Winnebago Possible Power Boater Trip Itinerary Beginning at Winneconne on the Wolf River (Continued) . Partridge Lake The Porch of Fremont Jellystone Park Resort Blue Top Resort & Campground Possible Power Boater Trip Itinerary Beginning at Winneconne on the Wolf River These are notes from a boater with a 24’ SeaRay going upstream from Partridge Lake “I’m going to review some highlights however the entire area is simply beautiful. Just about every turn has something new to discover, a sandy cove, a small tavern or campground, a fishing hotspot, a deer swimming across the river. You become immersed in nature and that is exactly why many chose to risk lower unit and propeller damage to venture into this gorgeous area of the upper Wolf River. Don’t expect to find any of these local slang terms on any official nautical map.” To help you get a clear understanding of this area I made a crude map. From Partridge Lake you head north upriver. Red Banks: www.redbanks.net/ (920) 446-2933 The first notable landmark you will pass on your right or starboard side is called Red Banks. They have docks, cabin rentals, a campground, restaurant and bar. This is in a no wake zone. I did talk to one boater that lost a propeller right in the middle of the river in front of Red Banks. This is the only bend I’m going to say avoid the middle. Hug he outer or inner part of the river keeping your lower unit up and go slow. We went around the outside going upriver and inside coming back and did not hit on either side. A short run upriver past Red Banks you will come to a T in the river. Looking at the letter T you are coming from the bottom up. This area is another no wake zone. There is a sign on the north shore that says Pine Grove and an arrow to the right. Pine Grove: We went to the right or starboard towards Pine Grove with our lower unit up as far as we could. Just past the first no wake buoy into the channel I felt that unmistakable stern raise and drop as the skeg of the lower unit went over a submerged log. I turned around and went back out so I am unable to tell you any additional information on this channel to Pine Grove.” Notes from a boater with a 24’ SeaRay going upstream from Partridge Lake (Continued) “Continuing upstream: At this T in the river on the south west shore is a small sand beach area if you are ready for a rest. It’s not very deep and Little Nipple Beach is not much further. Because of its small size if you do pull up with a friend’s boat you would likely have the area to yourselves. Little Nipple Beach: Heading back upstream you will not get up to plane long and you will come to another no wake zone. On your right or starboard side just as you start to round the bend is a small sandy beach area. I’ve talked to a few local boaters that call this Little Nipple Beach. I’ve not come across that name before at this site so I don’t know how well that name is known. This beach is nice but rather small. It’s wide enough for about 4 to 6 boats to pull ashore. The sandy area from water to vegetation is about 6 to 8 feet deep. That’s enough for the kids to have some fun or adults to lie out and soak up some rays. Little Nipple Beach is not too far past Partridge Lake so this spot is less of a risk to get to with larger boats or during periods of low rainfall. Gills Landing/RJ Stringers: Continuing upriver in a few more minutes and a few more no wake zones you will come to a public boat landing and small park called Gills Landing on your left, or port side.
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