Where is the best muskie fishing in Canada?

Sabaskong Bay on Lake of the Woods offers one of the finest Canadian muskie fishing areas in the world and is well known among muskie enthusiasts. Its darker water gives the perfect presentation, increasing the chances of catching that trophy fish.

What kind of fish are in Lake Nosbonsing?

It is home to northern pike, white sucker, rock bass, pumpkinseed, cisco, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, walleye and muskellunge. Walleye present the biggest challenge to anglers and are the main attraction to the lake.

What Lake has the most muskie?

Mille Lacs Lake
The world record muskie is currently living in Minnesota’s Mille Lacs Lake—or so biologists think. In a recent press release, the Minnesota DNR announced that earlier this year they landed the largest muskie they’ve ever seen.

What is the largest muskie caught in Canada?

Ontario waters hold some of the world’s largest muskie. The provincial record is a 65-pound (29.5-kg) giant taken by Ken O’Brien of Toronto from Georgian Bay’s Blackstone Harbour. It was only a few pounds smaller than the 67.5-pound (30.61 kg) world record from Wisconsin.

What lakes in Ontario have muskies?

Five Top Musky Destinations in Ontario

LAKE OF THE WOODS. Lake of the Woods (LOW) in Northwest Ontario is often known as Lake of the Muskies.
EAGLE LAKE. There are few musky waters as rich in musky fishing lore as Eagle Lake in Northwest Ontario.
LAKE ST. CLAIR.
LAKE NIPISSING.
OTTAWA RIVER.
CONCLUSION.

Can you swim in Lake Nosbonsing?

Do not use the water. This includes drinking, cooking, bathing, and brushing teeth. Note: Using a private water system or boiling the water will not destroy the toxins. Do not swim and avoid water sports when a bloom is present.