Posted on July 6th, 2021
One of my favorite areas to send people looking for Largemouth Bass, Walleye & Pike is Prince Edward County, ON. It’s within your 2 hr drive from the GTA and has excellent fishing all summer long. Here are some suggestions for lodging:
All three locations have excellent fishing…God bless you.
Make sure to check the fishing videos on our Italo Labignan YouTube channel and if you have any questions just email them to me at Ask Italo throughout our website.
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Posted on August 15th, 2020
Hi Domenic, if you plan on fishing Cameron Lake I would suggest you fish 1/4 oz black, bucktail hair jigs for walleye jigging the edge and nooks & crannies of the weeds/weedline. For bass you should do well fishing boat docks/boats that are not in use with 7″ Texas rigged plastic worms. You may also want to cast white 3/8 oz. single Colorado blade spinnerbaits to shorelines and around weedbeds and lastly you may want to fish a 1/4 oz black buzz-bait over and around the weeds, especially any lily pad beds…God bless you.
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Posted on July 18th, 2020
Hi James, Largemouth will either relate to weeds or shorelines. If there are largemouth in a lake with few weeds you’ll find them in the shallows around structure and any trees, stumps. If you locate weedbeds anywhere in a largemouth bass lake where the weeds are off-shore i. shallows you will find largemouth bass. They will be in 2-12’ water.
Those types of lakes are best fished with slow moving soft-plastics and especially “wacky-work” rigs.
Fish with a Passion. God bless you,
Italo
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Posted on June 30th, 2020
Hi Alex, water levels on Scugog are good. Should be excellent for you to fish frogs under mats, in-between reeds and through lily pads…God bless you.
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Posted on June 9th, 2020
Hi Ryan, I grew up learning to Bass fish on Lake Scugog, ON. Scugog is a relatively shallow lake that can grow heavy weed growth if we have a hot summer. Also, water levels can vary and if the water levels are low, that can also add a challenge. From opening day to late fall largemouth bass in Lake Scugog will live in the same area. They will feed in water from 2-7′ deep in and around weeds, on weedlines, along shorelines that have some depth and they will take cover under floating weed-mats. I have caught them fishing a Johnson Silver Minnow weedless spoon all season long fishing the massive lily pad beds on the south-east side of the lake, in the Scugog River, Mariposa Brook, East Cross Creed and the Nonquon River. Bass move around and all of the above can produce fish and also non of them. Other times I have done well “flipping” the suspended cattails at the mouth of the Scugog River and also on the west side of Scugog Island north of Goreski’s Beach. My top presentation thought the season are:
-weedless spoon over and through thick weed mats, lily pads and arrowhead along the shorelines
-Rapala J11 fished in any of the open pockets in between heavier weeds and on the weed-edges.
-spinnerbaits over weeds
-(when there is enough water) flipping flippin’jigs and 6″ Texas rigged plastic worms in growing cattails, along suspended cattails, through bullrushes (buggy-wips), along docks and shorelines trees in the water
-lastly topwater lures just before dark.
God bless you.
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Posted on April 29th, 2020
Hi Steven, it’s normally due to the fishing line going through the sinker which in many cases is “screwed” into soft-plastic with a built in light wire on the bullet sinker. When a fish is hooked the hook goes through the soft-plastic and usually runs up the line still attached to the weight.,,God bless you.
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Posted on February 27th, 2020
Hi Kai, actually my favourite soft-plastic for wacky-rigging is the Case Wacky Jack in bubblegum colour. Bass can’t resist it. https://fishingcompleteinc.com/products/case-wacky-jack .
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Posted on October 9th, 2019
Hi Domenic, It’s been a while since I fished Little Lake, Severn, ON. For Largemouth you should continue to fish a shoreline and weedline pattern using slower moving soft-plastics that include Texas rigged 6-7″ plastic worms, wacky-worms or a 3″ paddle-tail swim-bait on a 1/4 oz jig. For pike I would cast a Vibrax #4 spinner along the weeds and over them. Musky should be on “contact-points” and around islands where there’s a rock/weed mix in 10-20′ water. Best to cast a Musky Bucktail for them. I usually go with bright chartreuse blade/body for the fall musky. Hope you have a good trip and that the weather holds…God bless you.
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Posted on September 2nd, 2019
Hi Domenic, I have never fished for walleye there but I did fish bass tournaments that included fishing Little Lake. I had good luck catching nice largemouth bass pitching 6 & 7” purple Texas-rigged plastic worms close to the docks and beside the moored boats in the trailer park just west of the Severn dam. I also did well for pike casting white 3/8oz single blade spinnerbaits to rocky points and any isolated weedbeds that were in 4-10’ water (you could visually see them).
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