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Thanks everyone for the replies! @akaShag , its definitely a cool little lake, but certainly a challenge. Last week i was able to map most of the central part of the lake where all of the large deep shoals and that 30-40 hump exists. Saw lots of people trolling the northern side of the lake adjacent to the deep stuff in the 20-40 foot range, assuming for walleye and or pike. I got into a couple, but all fairly tiny hammer handles. I was really surprised not to find any fish hanging off of the 30' hump adjacent to the deep @OhioFisherman , do you by any chance know where/how they source those maps? most of it looks correct with the exception of the 30' trough in the northern west bay. From my recollection its a fairly consistent 20' flat that gets to 7-10' with dense weeds. Told there are largies there if you dink and dunk the mats...

Hi everyone, looking to chat with some people who may have experience fishing Wollaston Lake in Coe Hill. I've had a small off-grid cabin on the lake for a number of years and have always found the fishing extremely tough and different than other lakes I've fished in the past. Over the years, the biggest pike I've caught has been ~10lbs, but outside of that they're all in the 2-4lbs class. Walleyes are sporadically caught as by-catch and the bass are moody - i'm used to flipping docks and using top water, but they all seem to be in dense weeds or heavily suspended. All in all, its been a frustrating bunch of years, but i've kept slugging away. For the pike, its said they're on the secondary weed lines, but still no luck even when I've found them. Recently i got a small boat back into my life, so i've been re-plotting the contours using quickdraw maps and re-visiting the old areas on the lake. The challenges remains One of the biggest things I've noticed is the lack of general fishing info on this lake. 0 Navionics, extremely limited posts on the net. Is the lake just crap for fishing? I've seen a ton of nice boats on the lake this year, so im assuming that cant be the case. Just seems odd. Anyways, hoping a few of you or at least 1 may have some information or maybe even put me into touch with someone who does. I am 100% willing to put in the work much the same as I did to learn swinging for steelies on most Lake O / G Bay tribs and urban pike/bass fishing in Toronto, but maybe having a few questions asked would be much appreciated. Cheers and tight lines, Joel