lake tomahawk
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It is easily the clearest lake I have ever seen in my life. I was disappointed I wasn't able to spend more time in the area. I will be back.
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The town was small, but they have live bait, gas, beer, soda, and a small butcher shop that everybody raves about. Its overpriced, but it is everywhere in the Eagle River area. If you're heading up, bring bug spray and sunscreen from home (both were 12 bucks a pop!!).
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Can snowmobile totwo town, can boat to the towns as well and catch Muskie or whatever else. Giant Lake with lots of places to visit or hide out.
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Lake Tomahawk is a small town located in the North Woods of Wisconsin. The actual population is about 300 + but there are over 1,100 homes so about two thirds of the population are summer or part time residents only. The main street has about 20 different businesses, mostly bars and a couple of nice restaurants. They have two fish and tackle shops and one BP and an amazing old-time butcher shop. There is a small flea market held on the weekends in the summer. There is a huge lake, Lake Tomahawk, which connects with four other lakes, one being Minocqua Lake. Lake Tomahawk is best known for the sport: Snowshoe Baseball. They play Monday nights in the summer and it's lots of fun with a small mix of locals but many more who are tourists. The game is played in snowshoes, with slightly adjusted rules (smaller field, less strikes and balls), and is a riot to watch. The teams are mostly from the area, but they often play at least one game with a team from Chicago. They serve brats, burgers and soft drinks and the main draw for me, pie for $l.50 a slice. Each week a local group or organization provides the pies, so on some nights you can find 20 varieties. Lots of fun and something you should not miss if you are in the area.
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Have been "summertime" people for years. Nothing beats the Lake Tomahawk Meat Market for the best meat in the entire area!!! It's like stepping back in time. You will never be disappointed in your purchase. Just remember - NO CREDIT CARDS - just cash and checks.
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When ever I want to be treated well by the owner and or bartenders at a friendly bar, I head for the Happy daze bar in Lake Tomahawk. Be prepared for an invitation to sign the owner's guest book. Jim is a most friendly person, and can talk sense to you on just about any subject. If you're into sports you'll find him extremely well versed on the subject. His main bartender 'Judy' is also very pleasent, and soft spoken. Nothing fancy at this bar just a nice small town bar that has been run by Jim for the past 30 yrs.. You will also be pleased with the prices. Do yourself a favor and stop in and say hello to Jim or Judy.
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Sure, this town of about 300 year around residents seems like just a little "Blink and Miss" commmunity but, don't close your eyes to all there is to offer! From the outstanding food served in the local dining establishments to the beautiful lake, one of the finest in the Northwoods, Lake Tomahawk is a town you do not want to miss out on! Put it on your Bucket List! The crystal waters of Lake Tomahawk are incomarable, and they have the perfect landing to lauch your watercraft! Looking for something to grill for lunch and dinner..DO NOT MISS the Tomahawk Meat Market for the finest choices, cut to choice and perfection!If you visit in the summer months, do not miss a game of Snowshoe Baseball! Yes, snowshoes in the summer! It is great fun and something you will be sure to tell all your friends about!
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If you want peace and quiet and to do nothing but relax, the north woods is for you.I love it here. I do not watch TV. I take walks with my 2 yorkies and I read and enjoy thequiet. At home the phone is always ringing and there is always some crisis to tend too.The drive up here is beautiful and I never tire of looking at all the different kinds of trees.Our cabin is cozy and away from all the hectic pace of the city. It's our little peace of heaven.Lynn Gehrke
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Nice small town we enjoyed boating on the lake and all the shops in town. Even though it is a small town we found all we needed there including food and drinks. It was a fun time for all
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We went to Lake Tomahawk to do some fishing. We saw more wildlife (eagles, loons, deer) on Lake Tomahawk than we saw on any other lake. We had lunch at Lakeside (right on the lake). Food was outstanding and the bartender Josh was very friendly and helpful.