North Nokomis Lake

About North Nokomis Lake

North Nokomis Lake in Oneida County, Wisconsin, is a serene destination favored by those seeking a quiet retreat on the water. Spanning roughly 470 acres, this lake offers ample space for boating and nature appreciation. Its depth reaches a notable 73 feet, providing a range of habitats for aquatic life and a dynamic experience through the seasons. The nearby town of Lake Tomahawk adds a touch of local charm to the area. Surrounded by the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, the lake benefits from a natural, forested backdrop that enhances its peaceful character. The combination of size and depth makes it a versatile spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy Wisconsin's lake country away from busier waters.

Surface area

470 acres

Maximum depth

73 feet

Lake-Link Score

47.8

Member rating

3.5 (2)

Fish species

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

Fishing North Nokomis Lake

Skill levels from novice to experienced anglers can find rewarding challenges here. The lake supports a variety of game fish including largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, panfish, and walleye. These species thrive in the lake's deep and clear waters, although the clarity and size can make fishing a test of patience and technique. Walleye fishing, in particular, is noted for being difficult, with some anglers reporting limited success despite repeated efforts. Still, the presence of multiple species offers diverse opportunities for those who enjoy targeting different fish throughout the year.

Ice fishing

Walleye, panfish, and northern pike are among the species that make ice fishing on North Nokomis Lake a rewarding winter activity. The lake's depth and clear waters create a unique environment for anglers who appreciate the quiet and focus of fishing through the ice during Wisconsin's cold months.