North Tea Lake

[luv2drift]

Any advice on what to use or set ups. I am going to be fishing North Tea Lake in ALgonquin shortly.

I do believe there are smallies, lakers, and the odd splake. Obviously, the lakers are deep now.

suggestions would be greatly appreciated. thanks!

[MJL]

I haven't fished North Tea lake before but if it's a typical shield lake - like many of the other lakes along the highway - you can't go wrong using soft-plastics that imitate leeches and crayfish for the smallies (eg. black curly tail jigs and brownish-coloured tubes). I have also done well using the standard Rapalas and twitching them on the surface in the early morning and at dusk.

[Nemo]

You may want to snoop around the forum on this site.

 

http://www.algonquinadventures.com/

 

 

Manitou is good as well. White and black grubs alwasy a go to for me in APP for Bass.

 

Lakers you want to be deep this time of year 30 - 45 feet.

 

Good Luck and let us know how you do.

[Jigger]

I'll second what Nemo said, although smoke is my goto colour in a grub. Can't miss with a light spinning outfit, some 1/4oz jigs and 3-4in grubs. Good luck!