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i have all the gear needed for any lake...4x4, electric, big boats, small boats etc etc just need a good lake....any takers....will trade also for a day on mer blue as i have access cuz i have a cottage there

i know a few good stocked lakes around plevna you could hit up.

i should also state that i live in aylmer...ok where is pelvna?

and i would also like to add that i practice catch and release....any lake or rivers or streams around cayamant would be great

bigpikemike wrote:i should also state that i live in aylmer...ok where is pelvna?

half way between Venachar and Snow Road Station, a long ways from quebec, or atleast you would drive past a lot of trout lakes to get there

better to stay in and around aylmer

lol dont see anyone offerin up any trout lakes...

On a serious note Mike try going to a bait shop etc and looking for the Eastern Ontario Back roads map book and look through it. Lots of info on lakes in this area and tells you if there is boat access, trails, etc. Also tells you what fish are in there if it is fair to good fishing and some spots to try.

This book is almost as much as a bible for some as the Precision Trolling book

This is the best place to start as you have seen on here people like to keep their places hush hush...Now as for plevna..A lot of the lakes up there are in the book. It does not always have those little gem of a lake but that is the stocking lists with a little help of google etc.

Or in your case Mike the Southwestern Quebec Backroads book...it's around 20 bucks and one of the most helpful tools in your hunt for new water. It includes a great reference section and maps to some detail of lakes, road networks and even trails. With that book and a handheld GPS unit you should be able to find a few new spots and maybe even that 'Gem' of a spec lake your looking for.


http://www.backroadmapbooks.com/index.p ... Path=67_75

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