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Fireman- Dave
05-25-2002, 05:36 PM
Just wondering if any of our members here have been to Lake Ogascanan previously or better yet, this season.Wondering what to expect fishing wise,and any helpful tips anyone is willing to give us would be appreciated We are travelling quite a distance and hope this lake proves to be worth the trip.We are going in early June. Thanks. Dave

Tyee
05-25-2002, 06:07 PM
Dave,

What lodge/camp are you headed to ? I've considered heading over
to Quebec instead of eastern Ontario (North Bay areas) where I've
fished for most years. LOW and Rainy River are a 20 hour drive for me, so that trip is a few years off.

Can't help you out with any info on the lake you're heading up to, but would like to know where you heard about the lake, and the accommodations you have (websites ?).

Good luck on your trip.

Rich B.

retire55
05-25-2002, 09:55 PM
Fireman-Dave:

Rather than repeat what I said about our 2000 Ogascanan trip in an Apr 01 post, I suggest you do a search while in the "Canada" forum on Lake Ogascanane - you will get a number of hits. Look at the one started by J. Sopp on 14 Apr 01. I replied twice (posted as Jay) about our trip. If you have any difficulty obtaining the information through the search capability, let me know and I will re-state our experience there. There are things worth knowing before you go. Jay

Peekay
05-26-2002, 07:02 AM
Just got back yesterday from 4 days at Lake Ogascanan(first time). Overall the fishing was fairly slow but there was a very late ice-off & unseasonably cold temperatures while we were there which has made the fishing slow in all regions close by from fishing reports I've read today. Fish taken by us & others I saw were of good size but very sporadic(no pattern). Some of the walleyes we took had markings on their bellies showing they were still spawning. As other posts have said, when the wind blows, the main channel can be very, very choppy, so unless you have your own boat, you may have to fish in one of the bays. As we pulled out yesterday, weather had changed & temperature was much warmer. Lodge owners Ginny & Brad Mullen are top notch but couldn't do anything about the very late spring. If you would like any more info, email me at peterken@magma.ca.

Good luck,
PK

Hank Jr
05-26-2002, 10:05 AM
Hi Dave
We haven't been up to Ogascanan for several years but if you want to e-mail me I'll give you some areas to try and what we used on our trip .Brad and Ginny were great host and except for the long drive for us we would be regulars there.

Tight Lines
Hank Flory Jr
Lancaster Pa

hankjr@comcast.net

mich_fisherman
05-27-2002, 05:31 AM
Nice lodge, nice lake.....take your own boat. Lake is too big for the lodge boats. On the rough days it can be dangerous with the boats they have.