Need Some Help: Partridge Lake in Cantly
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:52 am
Hi Guys,
I was wondering whether I could request a little assistance from a fellow Hawker.
A friend of mine has a cottage on Partridge Lake in Cantly.
I am planning a trip there the weekend after next. June 25th.
I have never been on this lake before and know nothing about it
Can anyone offer little advice? When ever I go to a new body of water, I always like to do a little intel on it first. If anyone could tell me what fish species inhabit the lake, the size the lake and how the fishing is, this would be greatly appreciated. If someone has a map they could share, I would be forever in debt to you! lol
I am not looking for Honey Holes or anything of the sort. I am just looking for a breif overvue of what the lake has to offer in the way of fishing and fish species, what... if any....water hazards exist and since this is in Quebec, how would I go about getting and non-resident fishing license for the weekend?
Once again, any assistance would be greatly appreciated and very welcomed!
Best Regards,
Ab
I was wondering whether I could request a little assistance from a fellow Hawker.
A friend of mine has a cottage on Partridge Lake in Cantly.
I am planning a trip there the weekend after next. June 25th.
I have never been on this lake before and know nothing about it
Can anyone offer little advice? When ever I go to a new body of water, I always like to do a little intel on it first. If anyone could tell me what fish species inhabit the lake, the size the lake and how the fishing is, this would be greatly appreciated. If someone has a map they could share, I would be forever in debt to you! lol
I am not looking for Honey Holes or anything of the sort. I am just looking for a breif overvue of what the lake has to offer in the way of fishing and fish species, what... if any....water hazards exist and since this is in Quebec, how would I go about getting and non-resident fishing license for the weekend?
Once again, any assistance would be greatly appreciated and very welcomed!
Best Regards,
Ab