Page 10 - 2025 Tomahawk Visitors Guide

Charis Lau
Tomahawk stands at an elbow-shaped bend in the Wisconsin River. There
the water is dammed, forming Lake “MOHAWKSIN,” a concatenation of the three rivers that flow into it: SOMO, TOMAHAWK, and WISCONSIN.
The Tomahawk area boasts no fewer than fifteen lakes, flowages, and rivers for your favorite
water activities. With thousands of acres of exceptional fishing and boating waters, you’ll
have ample opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, fishing, or speed. Relax & cruise the waterways watching for wildlife along the way!
LAKE MOHAWKSIN A 1,910-acre lake, part of the Wisconsin River System & flowing right through town. Has six public boat landings, plus a public beach & more at SARA Park. Home to the mighty muskellunge, some up to 50 inches. Smallmouth bass, walleyes, northern pike, channel catfish, crappies, & bluegills are also plentiful. Hosts the live Kwahamot Water
Ski Shows in Kwahamot Bay just off the North 4th St bridge, where the combination of natural and man- made features make perfect glassy conditions for waterskiing.
JERSEY FLOWAGE 423 acres on the Tomahawk River, located between Lake Mohawksin & Lake Nokomis to the North. Max depth 20 feet. Public boat landing. Muskellunge, panfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, & walleye.
SPIRIT FLOWAGE 1,220 aces of plentiful wildlife
& great fishing just south of Lake Mohawksin and Tomahawk. Max depth 25 feet. Produces 10-pound walleyes every year. Northern pike, muskellunge, crappies, bluegills, & huge bullheads too. In winter, roads are plowed on the ice-covered flowage, offering access to the famous fishing holes.
LAKE MOHAWKSIN
STOP AQUATIC HITCHHIKERS
Drain water from livewells & bilge at boat ramp. Clean all vehicles & equipment used on lakes & rivers.
Caring About the Future of the Lake
Join us at LakeMohawksin.com • folmtomahawk@gmail.com
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