Kayaking the Jump River - CR M Wayside to Village Park Landing

[@cheezhead6007]

I had to 'jump'to this video as soon as I saw it. I crossed that once last year on the way from Hayward to Tomahawk I think. Apparently it looks pretty shallow? I was wondering about fishing it for bass or possibly Pike? What would you say in most resembles the Yellow the Nak the Little Wolf the Black or the Eau Claire River in Marathon County?

[@MikeYurbasovich]

If you spend more time looking for videos on this river, you'll find out. I know there's a good bit of white water, but it's also good for smallies in places, with a few musky and pike. Probably more like a smaller version of the flambeau than the black or Eau Clair.

[@WisconsinRiverTrips]

Depth was fine during this trip, but at times it can be shallow. As for fish, I didn't see many, but that doesn't mean there were any... As for comparison, it's not as narrow as the Little Wolf or Eau Claire...it really reminded me of the Upper Black River. Very similar character.

[@MikeYurbasovich]

@WisconsinRiverTrips I Like your videos. I'm also a fisherman, and usually, we don't like to see each other much on the water, but your videos help me understand waters that are far away from Madison where I live. I like to see no people at all, probably just like you, and I don't even care if I catch fish, I just like being in and around these waters. Thank you for sharing them.

[@WisconsinRiverTrips]

@@MikeYurbasovich If you like seclusion, the Jump is a great river. I hardly saw anybody on it, until I approved the village of Jump River.