Bigfoot2 Posted March 23, 2012 Report Posted March 23, 2012 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.
chris.brock Posted March 24, 2012 Report Posted March 24, 2012 They stock lakers on Maple and Beech. Pine, Grass and Green have bass and muskies and I think they have been stocking some walleye but I don't know how they are doing. You can get through these lakes with a small boat. In some water levels, or with abit of work and a small boat you can get into Boshkung then to Little Boshkung and 12 Mile. Good natural lakers on Boshkung. It's a little busy in the summer there, but a nice, cute little community around Stanhope.
Bigfoot2 Posted March 24, 2012 Author Report Posted March 24, 2012 They stock lakers on Maple and Beech. Pine, Grass and Green have bass and muskies and I think they have been stocking some walleye but I don't know how they are doing. You can get through these lakes with a small boat. In some water levels, or with abit of work and a small boat you can get into Boshkung then to Little Boshkung and 12 Mile. Good natural lakers on Boshkung. It's a little busy in the summer there, but a nice, cute little community around Stanhope. 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.
DoubleDigits Posted March 24, 2012 Report Posted March 24, 2012 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. A friend of mine stayed at a cottage on Maple maybe a month ago, and he and his girlfriend caught two big (6lb and 8lb) walleyes and a couple eaters in one afternoon of fishing.
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