Lake Tomahawk, Oneida County, Wisconsin — fishing destination
    Oneida County • North Wisconsin

    Fishing Lake Tomahawk, Wisconsin

    A clear, deep Northwoods lake in Oneida County and part of the Minocqua chain system. Lake Tomahawk is a four-season fishery for musky, walleye, bass, and panfish, with diverse structure ranging from shallow weed flats to deep rock bars. Country Cave Baits injection-pours premium soft plastic baits built for the bass, panfish and walleye that call Lake Tomahawk home.

    3,392 acres Max depth 84 ft Oneida County

    About Lake Tomahawk

    A clear, deep Northwoods lake in Oneida County and part of the Minocqua chain system. Lake Tomahawk is a four-season fishery for musky, walleye, bass, and panfish, with diverse structure ranging from shallow weed flats to deep rock bars.

    Lake Tomahawk is located in Oneida County in North Wisconsin and is one of the state's premier fishing destinations. Anglers visiting Lake Tomahawk target Musky, Walleye, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Crappie and Bluegill throughout the open-water season. Whether you're fishing from a boat or the shore, Lake Tomahawk offers diverse structure and productive water that responds well to injection-poured soft plastic baits from Country Cave Baits — made right here in Fall River, WI.

    Fishing Tips for Lake Tomahawk

    Pro Tips for Lake Tomahawk

    • ▸Work a fluke over the weed flats for bass and follow-up musky.
    • ▸Flip a craw into the timber and slop for largemouth.
    • ▸Pitch a Crappie Bug around the cribs and docks for panfish.

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