Steve1991

I often fish smaller sized lakes in Haliburton as well as a couple larger ones as I have a place up there and try to get out every weekend. I find that all the lakers I've caught have been using similar techniques to the ones you've listed. However when I'm not having any luck I tend to move into shallower water. Since there's 3 of you I suggest fishing on a drop off (water ~20' to 50') and hope for the best. Although nothing's guaranteed on a Haliburton lake.

Hi, First Post Ever - Just looking for some input. Hoping to get out to the eastern side of Scugog this weekend to do a little walleye fishing. Most of my time is spent up in Haliburton ice fishing for Lake Trout. Not looking for anyone's honey holes..I'll gladly put in the legwork myself as I've done before. Just looking for overall depths and structure as I have some pretty good maps of the lake. Steve