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Lake Ogascanan Trip Report June 15-20

Started by SnodT2120, June 21, 2014, 11:52:34 AM

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SnodT2120

As promised, I would provide a trip report from our second trip to lake Ogascanan. We went a week later than last year. Overall, 6 guys went and we are guys who like to fish for big fish and not quanity. We had enough walleye for a couple fish meals and enough to bring a few each home. All in all, we caught some quality fish. 9 walleye 22 1/2 inches or longer. 3 - 22.5", 1 - 23", 1 - 24", 2 - 24.5", 1 - 26", and 1 - 27" walleyes. Had several eaters and a few under the 14.5" slot limit. In all we were 1 fish shy of 100 eyes, for a total of 99.

Pike wise, we caught better pike than the previous year. We are not pike fisherman but enjoy it sometimes. 1 heavy 27" pike (which was caught when it went after a walleye that was actually caught. The pike didn't let go), 2 - 30" pike, and a big 42" pike. The big pike was caught after my spinning rod tip broke and I was forced to use a backup graphite light pole. Took 10 minutes to get the pike in the boat. Was only using a jig head, single hook, twister tail grub.

Like before, we had a great week of fishing. In total we caught 99 walleye, 33 pike, and 1 lake trout, for a total of 133 fish. Not good number wise, but good quality. Giving huge kudos to the lake Ogascanan outfitters. The Mullens family is running a tight ship there and are friendly, helpful, and just great people. It was a joy being there.

I caught my largest walleye and pike ever. I've been going to Canada 9 years now. It will now be hard to beat my 42" pike and 26" walleye.

I will post a few pictures on this thread when I get time to upload them on Monday. I will also post some on the kipawa facebook page.

john c

Sounds like you had a good week.  Which cabin did you stay in?  Which end of the lake did most of the fish come out of?  Thanks for posting.

john c
Smile, every one will wonder what you have been up to.

SnodT2120

Mainly stayed in the big waters in the large bays. 

johnny walleye


600 miles north

That's a lot of fish in my book! Sounds like a good time.

Are you able to see JLG's pics on the facebook page? sounds like Nancy is having troubles also. 

Can't wait to see the pics! Cheers, and Thanks for sharing.

Brad
600 miles north is where I'd rather be!

Dog

@SnodT2120
sounds like a great trip and congrats. You caught more walleye at Lake O than we have caught combined the past 3 years so I wouldn't say your numbers weren't good... your numbers make me feel like I have no idea what I'm doing since we fish the same lake! haha...... "tight ship"- great description. Thanks for sharing
One more cast...

SnodT2120

https://www.flickr.com/photos/125588860@N04/

See if this link works for a select few pictures of our fishing trip. Let me know if it doesn't work.

john c

Yep it works for me.  I'm not a face book person so I had no idea how to see them there.  Nice fish.

john c
Smile, every one will wonder what you have been up to.

600 miles north

     I can see them also. Thanks for sharing them with us. That is one nice northern!

Brad
600 miles north is where I'd rather be!

Administrator

Yep, great pics and nice fish! Don't forget we have a picture gallery here on this forum, too. I think it is feeling lonely.  ;) :)

T-Bone

Sounds like a good trip, with good numbers of bigger fish. That's a lot of pike, if you ask me, and some really nice 'eyes in there.

We break the 30-day barrier this week...and it can't get here quick enough.

Thanks for posting...
Embrace every moment...you only get it once