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Location:
From Ottawa Take Hwy 417, Take Hwy 7 towards Carleton Place. There are a few launches to choose from:

- Carleton Place, right in town, just past the canoe club.
- 2 miles west of Innisville on 9th line (heading west on Highway 7)
- There's also a launch at www.baitcasters.ca at 135 Hardwood road

Species:
Smallmouth and largemouth bass are the primary species along with walleye and lots of smaller pike. There's no shortage of crappie and bluegill as well.

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Ok, ok.... There's no way I'm the only one who checked this before tomorrow's derby......

Someone gimme some info! This is a new lake for me..... and NO live bait? Talk about a last minute twist.

Pumped for tomorrow! See some of you there.


E

Just adding to the great work Bobber started;

Miss Overview:


Miss North


Miss Central


Miss South


Craig

Nice work might help me.

Am I the only one who can't see the map here??? All i see is the HTML coding

Olivier

Its a post from 2006. There have been lots of changes/crashes/hacks since then.

Start with this

Those maps look mighty familiar...are those spots circled in blue any good for bass?

TheMaverick wrote:Those maps look mighty familiar...are those spots circled in blue any good for bass?

No. The spots circled in blue are good for snapping turtles.

10th Line access, road side parking only.... 4x4 required entry to ice or on foot.

Letter A in red is the point of entry.

any chance you've got a map like this for the whole lake?

revmarriage wrote:any chance you've got a map like this for the whole lake?

Visit the Navionics web page and check it out.

revmarriage wrote:any chance you've got a map like this for the whole lake?

You can download maps from Angler's Atlas.

Thanks Lads, first season with a boat, happened to find a dock to store her on the Miss. Finding the lake a bit tricky to figure out ... mainly looking for bass. We're at the shallow end closest to CP. I appreciate the nods to where to locate a map.

cheers, and tight lines.

Gord