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Heading up to Lake Kashwakamak later in the season, how is the fishing?

From the lake association web site:

(http://www.kashwakamak.ca/)

Facts: The average depth is 27.4 ft (8.3 m) and the maximum depth is 72 ft (22 m.)
The perimeter is 41 miles (65.6 km) around.
There are approximately 450 cottages and 6 lodges or camps.

Fishing: Yellow pickerel and smallmouth bass are found adjacent to most of the shoreline and rocky shoals throughout the lake. Shallow bays with heavy aquatic vegetation provide excellent feeding grounds and the best fishing areas for northern pike and largemouth bass.

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So... it looks like there is nothing in that lake that would be in season right now unless they did not mention some species that are in that lake. Likely crappie and perch...?

***EDIT***
Just reread your post.. later in the season is when you are going... so you are golden!!!

Craig

one of the better if not the best lake in the area for sure. LM bass, pike, walleye and panfish are there in very decent numbers. If you can, check out the fishing on Big Gull Lake while you are here.

Did the Lodge owner told you that the bass season opener is the last Saturday in June? Some folks have come up and not been told.