Looking for a decent PIKE lake

[jimca11]

Hi, I am looking for a good pike and panfish lake for a fall fishing trip. Any suggestions. Has anyone fished Kashe, Shawanaga, Contau, Catchacoma or Kasshabog lakes?

[bassman]

Can't go wrong with Cooks Bay.

[Rizzo]

Kahshe has got lots of pike, although out of the 3 or 4 times I've been there they've all been in the 2-4 lb range.

[BITEME]

cooks bay

lake ontario harbours

[tdotfisherman]

In the spring, late summer, and early fall time, the Northern Pike fishing in parts of Georgian Bay is fantastic. Big Pike come shallow into the numerous weedy bays and put on the feedbag something decent.. Try around Point Au Baril, I've had success around there in personal experiences..

[Casey123]

Hoggs Bay, Lake Muskoka, Jack's Lake

[Guest skeeter99]

pike here are some good ones

 

 

lake vernon

lake muskoka

canal lake

elephant/baptiste *big numbers*

penn lake

lake of bays

skeleton lake

mary lake

fairy lake

[Gerritt]

LOL he said fairy....

 

G

[Guest skeeter99]

yeah but you repeated it gerrit!!!

 

 

do you have another lifestyle we dont know about !! LOL!!!

 

maybe a part of the rump rangers?

Edited February 13, 2008 by skeeter99

[Rich]

Long Point Bay, Lake Erie

[mattyk]

I would go with Cooks bay.

[JerseyDog]

250k lakes in ontario. 245k of them have good to great pike fishing. the rest, its only fair.

[FishHeadRic]

Lake Ontario ain't to shabby. Little Vermillion comes to mind as well.

 

FHR

[Garry2Rs]

If that was Jack's Lake at Apsley that you're talking about, I have lived there for five years and have never seen a Pike...caught some good Musky, but no Pike.

Chandos is in the same area, but is connected to the Crowe River system and has good Pike fishing.

Garry2rs

[jimca11]

Thanks everyone for the good info, now I can start looking for a cottage.