The Menominee River - The 118-mile long Menominee River begins as a union of the Brule River and the Michigamme River near Iron Mountain, Michigan. The river meanders southeasterly through largely undeveloped forest, prairie and savannah lands before entering the waters of Green Bay. Part of the boundary between Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the Menominee River is the area's largest waterway.

The Pike River - Located upriver from Three Rivers Landing, the Pike River ends its journey through the forestlands of northeastern Wisconsin at the Menominee River. A cold stream watershed, the Pike River is listed as an outstanding resource waterway. With its miles of protected shores, picturesque waterfalls and excellent trout fishery, the Pike River is designated as a state wild and scenic river system.

The Shakey River - Michigan's Shakey River joins the Menominee River directly across from Three Rivers Landing. Its course takes it through large protected tracts of state forest lands. Upriver from its convergence with the Menominee River the Shakey River feeds the six connected Shakey Lakes.

While one could be content enjoying the waters of the Pike, Menominee and Shakey Rivers area there are also several other excellent waterways with boat launches close to the Three Rivers Landing property.

• Long Lake in Wisconsin - 57 surface acres
  Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass and Panfish
• Lost Lake in Wisconsin - 40 surface acres
  Walleye and Largemouth Bass
• White Rapids Reservoir in
  Wisconsin/Michigan - 447 surface acres
  Northern Pike, Walleye, Largemouth Bass,
  Smallmouth Bass and Panfish
• Bass & Baker Lakes (Shakey Lakes) in
  Michigan - 109 surface acres
  Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass and Panfish
• Long Lake (Shakey Lakes) in Michigan - 284
  surface acres Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass
  and Panfish
• Chalk Hill Reservoir in Wisconsin/Michigan - 866 surface acres
  Northern Pike, Walleye,
  Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass and
  Panfish
• Lake Noquebay in Wisconsin - 2,409 surface acres
  Northern Pike, Walleye, Largemouth
  Bass, Smallmouth Bass and Panfish

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