Price County, WIOneida County, WIVilas County, WIIron County, WILincoln County, WI

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Northwoods Shore Fishing
Locations in Oneida County

  Carrol Lake
  Easy to catch bluegill, crappie, bass, northern and musky. Access is by boat, or there is a fishing pier at the Carrol Lake campground that provides great access.
  Location: Off of County Highway J, 3 miles east of Woodruff, WI.

  Hodag Park Handicap access is available at Hodag Park
  Hodag Park is a major recreational area on the north end of Rhinelander providing a range of facilities, including an excellent fishing pier. Boom Lake provides a chance for musky, northern pike, walleye and panfish.
  Location: In the heart of Rhinelander on the shores of Boom Lake.

  Kawaguesaga Dam outlet (Tomahawk River)
  This area of the River offers opportunities for bass, northern and walleye.
  Location: From Minocqua, take Old Hwy 70 west to Dr. Pink Drive, then right on Dam Road.

  Madeline Lake
  Easy to catch bluegill, crappie, and bass.
  Location: Off of County Highway J, 2 miles east of Woodruff, WI.

  North Side of Highway 51 (39) Bridge
  This is a public fishing pier that usually provides good fishing for most panfish species, and some walleye, musky and bass.
  Location: North and east side of downtown Minocqua (WI) bridge

  Rainbow Flowage Dam outlet (Wisconsin River)
  The Flowage offers great opportunities for panfish, smallmouth bass and walleye.
  Location: The Rainbow Flowage Dam outlet (Wisconsin River) is located on County Hwy D. From Woodruff, take Hwy J east approximately 8 miles to the intersection with Cty E. Turn right on Cty E to the intersection with Cty D, then turn left toward the dam area.

  Willow Flowage Dam Outlet (Tomahawk River)
  This area of the Willow Flowage offers great opportunities for smallmouth bass, northern and walleye.
  Location: From Minocqua continue south on Hwy 51 approximately 7 miles to the intersection with Cty Y. Turn west on Cty Y toward the Willow Flowage.