Twin bear or Leclair

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Seabass81
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Twin bear or Leclair

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With this awesome weather saturday I will be going into the calabogie area . I will hit the usual haunts but was thinking of doing a bit of a walk if it was alright with my fishin bud.

Twinbear looks close to the road and was curious what species can be found in there . I had the same question about Leclair lake .


I know whats in limeston but was curious about how the shore fishing would be?


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I was into limestone a week ago. 2 of us fished from shore for about 3hrs without a nibble and moved on. I'd say its the spot to be if you got a canoe. I was given the same advice but just had to check. Its true, take a canoe.
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We will see. Might wanna walk in anyway just to take a peek.
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TwinBear are you talking about Twin Bear Camp on the Montreal River coming out of Elk Lake?

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No the lake is close to black donald and does not have any roads leading to it. It seems to be only a 15 minute walk from the road.



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