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WALLEYE NEAR WHITEFISH LAKE
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 11:25 am
by kenbo
I AM STAYING FOR THE SUMMER ON WHITEFISH LAKE AS PER SHANGRI-LA AND AM LOOKING FOR SOME NEARBY WALLEYE FISHING . I WOULD PREFER A SMALLER LAKE NOT A BIG LAKE LIKE QUINTE OR BOBS LAKE ANY SUGGESTIONS WHERE I MAY FISH AND HOW TO CATCH A FEW EATERS ? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE KENBO
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 1:00 pm
by ganman
Closest walleye to Shangri-La is Westport area. Upper Rideau, Westport Sand and Wolfe lakes....and the fishing is tough. My best advice if staying on Whitefish Lake....develop an apprecation of bass
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 1:27 pm
by kenbo
THANK U GANMAN BUT THERE HAS TO BE SOME EYES TO BE CAUGHT NEARBY . I WAS OVER THE WOLFE AND PIKE FOR 2 DAYS EACH AND ONLY MANAGED A COUPLE . I EVEN ZERO'D OUT ON HAY BAY IN A DAY WITH 2-3 FOOT CHOP THAT SHOULD OF PRODUCED SOMETHIN BESIDES PERCH. I AM BASSED OUT AND AM LOOKING FOR WALLEYE ACTION OR TROUT ACTION AND THE BIG RIDEAU IS TOOOO HUGE AND I CAN'T MAKE HEADS OR TAILS OUT OF BOBS LAKE IT ALSO SEEMS TO LARGE FOR ME AND MY LITTLE BOAT TO FISH IN ADAYS TIME. THANK YOU AGAIN . I AM STILL HOPIN SOMEONE CAN HELP HERE CAUSE I AM GOING BASS CRAZY !!!!!!!!!! SINCERELY, KENBO
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 2:50 pm
by mdej
Having fished these lakes the last few years.... I think everyone has provided you your options. Not that much waleye fishing around.
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 3:43 pm
by gussser
Newboro Lake try island straight out from lock. Evenings & try multiple night crawlers on trebles.