Ashigami lake Sudbury area

[lowe]

Morning, Anyone fish this lake, Any general info or tips would be greatly appreciated. I rented a cottage on this lake the end of July, will be bringing a small boat to get around a bit.

Thanks

Kevin

[stickelback]

awsome walleye lake.......slow drift with jig and worm......you will catch them all day...huge smallies to....i troll with fat raps...good luck bud...youll luv that lake

[35wailin]

Is there a public launch that you know of? I've been wanting to try that lake for years. Hoping to talk my partners into going there next week. I'll let you know how I make out if I actually get there.

[shawn800x]

Is there a public launch that you know of? I've been wanting to try that lake for years. Hoping to talk my partners into going there next week. I'll let you know how I make out if I actually get there.

did you ever make it out to ashigami wailin?

[35wailin]

Next week. 8th or 9th...

[35wailin]

We got back from Ashigami around supper time. We ended the day getting rained out. Awesome day though. We started the day with my first fish being a 12" class Perch. I didn't get it to the boat, but about 6 feet short. We had pretty steady smallmouth action until mid afternoon when the weather began to change. between, my brother-in-law, my nephew and myself, we caught about 40 fish, mostly smallmouth with a few perch in between. We didn't connect with any walleye, although we tried a few places that looked good for them. The real highlight was my nephew and myself catching almost twin 17.5" smallies about a half hour apart. Both entered in the OFAH Angler Awards.

https://plus.google.com/photos/10169...CK2MrsvM2c_yNQ

Be careful boating through the east arm of the lake. Many shallow shoals that are unmarked when you get into the islands. Mqke a run or two at a slower speed to find a safe route before blasting through at full throttle. The west arm seems to be deeper, although we didn't fish there. I saw the islands on Google Earth and made a plan before even hitting the water.

[shawn800x]

We got back from Ashigami around supper time. We ended the day getting rained out. Awesome day though. We started the day with my first fish being a 12" class Perch. I didn't get it to the boat, but about 6 feet short. We had pretty steady smallmouth action until mid afternoon when the weather began to change. between, my brother-in-law, my nephew and myself, we caught about 40 fish, mostly smallmouth with a few perch in between. We didn't connect with any walleye, although we tried a few places that looked good for them. The real highlight was my nephew and myself catching almost twin 17.5" smallies about a half hour apart. Both entered in the OFAH Angler Awards.

https://plus.google.com/photos/10169...CK2MrsvM2c_yNQ

Be careful boating through the east arm of the lake. Many shallow shoals that are unmarked when you get into the islands. Mqke a run or two at a slower speed to find a safe route before blasting through at full throttle. The west arm seems to be deeper, although we didn't fish there. I saw the islands on Google Earth and made a plan before even hitting the water.

would i be able to launch my 16' boat with 50hp at the boat launch here? and great job on the fish sounds like u had a great adventure!

[lowe]

Thanks for the info guys, can't wait to go. I bought a fishing map of the lake and the east end of the lake looks like the place to head for walleye.

Thanks again guys and I will report how I made out.
Kevin

[35wailin]

Lowe, where'd ya get the map from? Does it show bottom contours? Let me know how accurate you think it is. I may pick one up for myself.

[lowe]

Ordered it online from Fishing maps plus $20, I won't know how accurate the bottom contours are until I get out there but it looks not bad.

Lowe