Little Tomahawk Lake

About Little Tomahawk Lake

Little Tomahawk Lake is a favored destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in Oneida County, Wisconsin. Covering a moderate 163 acres, the lake offers a balanced mix of open water and shoreline that appeals to visitors looking for a versatile outdoor experience. Its maximum depth of 48 feet provides a comfortable environment supporting a variety of fish species and recreational activities. The lake is conveniently close to the towns of Lake Tomahawk, Minocqua, and Woodruff, making it accessible for day trips or longer stays. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, the lake benefits from a scenic backdrop that enhances its appeal. This setting invites visitors to enjoy not only fishing but also the tranquility and charm of northern Wisconsin's forested landscape.

Surface area

163 acres

Maximum depth

48 feet

Lake-Link Score

50.6

Member rating

4.5 (2)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Little Tomahawk Lake

Quality fishing opportunities abound at Little Tomahawk Lake, where anglers can pursue a diverse range of species including largemouth and smallmouth bass, muskie, northern pike, panfish, and walleye. The lake's moderate depth supports a healthy fish population, making it attractive for those targeting multiple species in a single outing. Whether you're after the thrill of landing a big muskie or the steady action of bass and panfish, this lake offers a well-rounded fishing experience. Its variety of game fish ensures that anglers of all skill levels can find rewarding challenges throughout the fishing season.

Ice fishing

During the winter months, Little Tomahawk Lake transforms into a seasonal hotspot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The frozen surface provides access to species like walleye and smallmouth bass, allowing anglers to enjoy the quiet and focused experience that only ice fishing can offer. This seasonal activity adds another dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.