Tomahawk Fall Fishing Report 10/12/2011

Water temps 59 degree's. Cooler temps moving in for the weekend more fall like instead of the summer patterns we been seeing the last week or so. All day rain today will help fill the flowages.

Musky action should be good with the cooler temps. Suicks are hot right now, cooler temps should get the sucker action going. Nokomis gave up a nice 47.5 inch trophy with a 25 inch girth. This Musky was released. A nice 43 inch tiger caught this Wed.

Walleye action is starting to pick up below the area Dams. 26 inches was the largest so far this week. The walleyes are starting to take the bigger minnows such as Redtails or Suckers. Jigs and Tuffies are working well too. We have still been drifting the river channel on Mohawksin using Lindy Rigs with Redtails and doing very good on legal size walleye.

Crappies action is very good fishing the deep weed edges, small jigs with a white and black dot twister tail is hot. Some big slabs this week with one near 16 inches.

Bluegills seemed to slow alittle this week but some anglers are catching some on Lake Alice in 5 to 7 feet of water. Waxies and small jigs below a slip bobber catching most fish.

Perch action is fair to good, fish the wood structure with minnows and # 6 hooks below a slip bobber. Fish close to the wood as possible and set up your bait about 6 inches off the bottom.


Good Luck Anglers!
Shane
Trophy Fish Replicas
Aquatic Arts Fishing Pro Shop
Tomahawk, WI
715-453-5397