Category: Behind the Boats
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Offseason Levels and Cold Water
We are closed for the season. While the river is at a prime 6,781 cfs with great sandbar visibility, the dropping temperatures and cold water make this strictly a window for experienced private boaters.
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Offseason Status and November Flows
The river is at 5,790 cfs, but we are officially closed for the season. Flows will head toward 9,800 cfs by the weekend.
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Offseason Update: November Flows
Wisconsin Canoe Company is closed for the season. The river is at a steady 4,106 cfs, but significant rain is expected to raise levels throughout the week.
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October Offseason Update
Wisconsin Canoe Company is closed for the season. The river is at a low 3,638 cfs with plenty of sandbars, but rentals and shuttles have ended.
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Offseason Update: Low Water and Large Sandbars
The river is sitting at a perfect 4,235 cfs, but we are officially closed for the 2026 season.
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October Warmth and Offseason Status
The river is at a perfect 5,189 cfs and it’s 74 degrees, but we are officially closed for the season.
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Offseason Update: Prime Sandbars, No Shuttles
We are closed for the season, but the river is currently at prime sandbar levels for private boaters with their own gear.
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October River Levels and Offseason Update
We are closed for the season, but the river is currently at a very stable 3,800-4,900 cfs. Expect rain today and cooler, windier conditions through the weekend.
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October Heat and Offseason Status
It’s 82 degrees and the sandbars are huge, but we are closed for the season. River levels are currently near 3,619 cfs.
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Offseason Levels and Massive Sandbars
We are officially in the offseason and rentals are closed. The river is in a classic low-water band with massive sandbars and 80-degree weather forecast for the weekend.
