Lake Tomahawk has a long-standing reputation for yielding trophy muskie and Walleye. The state manages this lake for both species. Muskie natural reproduction is limited, so state stocking efforts play a major role in maintaining this quality fishery.
Only hit live minnows swimming freely with no weight or bobber
1 lb. 14 in. Black Crappie with a crappie minnows
Beautiful 60 degree day, sunny but the ice is going quickly. Perch were hitting hard when they came through. What a day!
Yellow Perch with a crappie minnows on sm. hook
Busted my spinning rod so I went with the fly rod out of the canoe. Paid off big time with a truck load of crappies. Had a lot of fun with my buddy mike tonight.
Crappie with a Cork fly popper
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