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Lake Trout fishing in the Fall

Started by Greg, August 30, 2021, 07:04:43 PM

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Greg

I admit, before typing this, I have not looked up the regulations, but wanted to hear from you guys...

I am headed back to Alwaki in under 4 weeks and was wondering if there is any different approach to lake trout fishing?  Do you do anything different other than depth?

I hear they lower the lake level a foot or 2 for their spawn... is the season closed at a certain time?

(Constructive) input welcome. 

Thx
Greg  (...going to try to go find the regs again)

Greg

...So from what I think I have found... lake trout appears to basically shut down on Sept 12th...   am I reading this correctly?

Looks like lake trout fishing will have to wait to next year.

Greg

laketrouter

you are correct , Lake trout closes Sept. 5

laketrouter


plowjock

Knew it had to be somewhere before mid September.
Water levels are lowered for the spawn, which takes place around full moon in October.
Same thing here in Ontario, Big Rideau gets lowered every year which knocks a lot of boat ramps out of use.
Also makes navigation on the Rideau system pretty tricky up until Canal closing on Canadian Thanksgiving.

Greg

Thanks guys... never been to Kipawa in the fall so definitely going to be different - walleye rods is all we need this trip!

Cheers,
Greg

GregL

I would love to get to Kip for thanksgiving! Just never seem to find a place that is open to fisherman and also allows dogs.

I bet Kipawa is absolutely stunning when the leaves change!

limacharley

My last weekend at my camp before the Osbornes take over was last weekend. Can you believe the maple leaves are
already turning red?

The ride in the fall to camp in years previous was always spectacular.

See you all out on the water.
Everybody is a genius.
But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.
- Albert Einstein

puckster_guy

This time of year I'm getting them flat lining. Usually a chrome/blue deep diver over deep water. Great fight and dinner while it lasts.
Days spent fishing don't count against life :)