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House is bought, boat is bought, and you almost gave me a heart attack,,,till I saw the sarcasm sign. Any info would be appreciated, but if nothing else they look like beautiful lakes. Glad I am getting the electric motor too for some quiet motoring. Cheers.

Is anyone familiar with the fishing in Whitney area? What is there and which are the best lakes? Mostly interested in Hay Lake, Bark Lake, and Galeairy Lake. Looks like I am about to close a deal on a place there. Cheers.

Thanks for the info. I love bass fishing. Hope there is a bit of size. Also enjoy the wally's and lakers for some early season fishing. I am thinking of getting a 14-15 ft aluminum with a 15-25 hp on it. Hope i can get around on it. If not i can always trailer to Boshkung to try there.

Does anyone know how the fishing is in Maple Lake, west of haliburton? Along with the connecting lakes Beech, Green, and Boshkung? And is this chain navigable from lake to lake in a smaller boat? I am considering a property on Maple Lake. Thanks.

Thanks for the info, and I may try it out. But I was just replying in humour to Irishfields response. Cheers. PS: Irishfield, if you see a license plate in Penetanguishene that says Bigfoot2, don't shoot. Its just me doing service calls.

Oh well. Bigfoot has enjoyed life. But may be past expiration date. Maybe I can run faster scared than he can mad, but can't outrun a 303. (Why does everyone wanna shoot me? Take a picture. Send it to National Geographic. You'll be famous) Okay enough of my talking in the third person. Cheers. PS: Anyone know where the public access to Glamour Lake is??

Was the lake itself natural? Or man made? If it is natural then it is crown land and is for everyone's use. But after looking into it a bit more I am not sure if I am right about being able to cross private land to get to a crown lake, even if the lake is surrounded by private land. (See Preston Lake, crown lake, surrounded by private land, several country clubs, closed to public access, and not so pristine anymore) I may not agree with it, as I think a crown owned lake should be for everyones enjoyment, but I would never do what that clown did and try to bully my way across private land to launch into a pristine lake. Chances are that outboard motors were off limits for the lake anyway. Cheers.

For biking I am more interested in snowmobile trails etc. As for private property legally, access to a lake cannot be denied across private property unless there is public access or it is man made (pond on property). In otherwords even though all the property around the lake may be owned by one person, they do not own the lake and also must allow access to shoreline around the lake in event of emergency.(atleast that is my understanding) Okay thats it for me and my cracker jack box law degree. Cheers.

Does Dudman lake have any sort of a launch? Looks like it could be fished with a canoe also. Do the other surrounding lakes have government launches? Any info about Kennibik Lake? It looks interesting also with the islands and not so many roads around it. (Do i need a Haliburton encyclopedia?,,,ha ha) Thanks.

Thanks guys thats some good info. For myself I am looking at the area more for its "pristine" effect, as I am also a mountain biker/cyclist and would love to explore the trails in the area. Fishing would be more for some evening relaxation, or early morning wake up. Also for when the guys come up. (I won't hear the end of it if they don't catch fish) Cheers.

Thanks for the info Dave. I am going back to take a look at the property sometime next month. Grimsby is it? I have some family in Stoney Creek and my Step Mother is in Grimsby. So if you see a licence plate that says Bigfoot2 say hello. Cheers.

I am looking at a property near Lake Miskwabi and am wondering if anyone knows how the fishing is on this Haliburton area lake, along with the connected Long Lake. Also nearby Loon Lake and other surrounding lakes. Any info is appreciated.