Reidt4
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9 hours ago, fishdawg said:
Have fun! I'll be "nearby " at Bounce Lake next Mon-Fri
We are Sunday to Friday... hoping for a great time.
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9 hours ago, Jmeyer said:
If your a trout fisherman you probably chose Aubrey for the specks in the bad river, eastern ontario is in far better shape for water levels then the west so you should do good for brook trout. As far as pike and walleye go those cochrane lakes are usually tea stained and not terribly deep so finding them shouldn't be hard, troll until you get hits then jig or cast.
Thats exactly we we picked Audrey, a chance for pike, walleye and bookies. We are excited about the trip.
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11 hours ago, gordy28 said:
So I have no experience with the lake or Air Cochrane
it looks like Audrey is fairly shallow w a few deep holes. In August I would tend to start deep or focus on areas w current
I had posted two articles a while back based on my groups trips
https://www.northernjacks.com/post/top-5-walleye-lures-for-northern-ontario
https://www.northernjacks.com/post/walleye-magnets
The other tip would be to check satellite maps of the lake and look for irregularities re mid lake humps, main points, island and large weed beds
Also push your outfitter for a map of spots to start Its in their best interest to ensure you catch fish
best of luck sounds like an awesome outing Please share how you make out
Andrew
Fantastic, I will keep these tips in mind. My kids will have a blast trying these out. I will let you know how we make out when we get back
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Well we are getting very excited, we have booked a trip for mid August at Audrey Lake through Cochrane Air Services. We are a family of 6 with kids ranging from 8 to 15. We are typically trout fisherman and almost exclusively from shore. So this is a big change for us and was wondering if anyone has been to Audrey Lake or has any tips for a fairly new Walleye and Pike angler.
Cochrane Fly In report
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We also just returned from a trip with CAS to Audrey Lake. Without a single cloud in the sky and 30+ degrees we had trouble finding the big walleyes. We did catch about 100 14 to 20" though. That being said we had a blast targeting Pike. Catching many over 30" including one at 40" for my 12 year old son