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Lakes and Rivers
GOWGANDA LAKE - This is our home lake. It is about 6
miles long with 2 arms that stretch out about 2 miles each in length. Its
depth is over 150 feet deep, near the base of Hanging stone Falls that
tumbles into the lake at the south end. Gowganda Lake is also fed by the
Montreal River. A water control dam at the north end controls
the water level to an average depth of under 30 feet. There is over 35 miles
of rugged shoreline plus islands and many shoals that help to make this lake
home for walleye, small mouth bass, northern pike, and Lake trout. You can
also find perch, rock bass and whitefish. Walleye growing over 10 pounds in
size and small mouth over 4 pounds have been caught yearly. Lake trout
fingerlings have been stocked yearly by the Ministry of Natural Resources
since 1999 and are now reaching sizes in excess of 7 pounds .
OBUSHKONG LAKE- This Lake is known for large northern
pike, walleye and small mouth bass. It involves a portage of about 200 yards
around the falls that flows into Obushkong Lake. No need to worry about
carrying boats as we have some already waiting for you on the far side. Once
there, you have over 10 miles of the lake and Montreal River to fish. It has
a rocky shoreline and several weed beds. The lake is fairly shallow with a
maximum depth of about 20 feet and the river ranges in depth from a couple
of feet to about 30 feet.
ELKHORN LAKE - It is a small mouth bass fisherman’s
playground. This lake is about 3 miles long and about a mile wide. It
contains a large island in the middle plus many smaller islands; shoals and
bays are found throughout it. Most of the shoreline is rocky. The maximum
depth is about 75 feet with an average depth of about 20 feet.
WAPUS RIVER – PENASSI LAKE - This is basically a
picturesque river area that stretches for over 12 miles before you encounter
shallow rapids. Along with walleye, northern pike, small mouth bass,
and perch found in its water, you may see plenty of waterfowl, and the
occasional moose and black bear are spotted. It has rocky
shoreline with several areas for having a quiet shore lunch. Weed beds
can be found throughout the stretch of river and lake.
AND MANY MORE LAKES AND RIVERS TO EXPLORE….
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