Cobham River Fishing Report – June 6 2022
We are pleased to report that Cobham River Lodge’s first trip of the season has been productive! There seems to be a bit more action for northern pike fishing in the morning at all of our favorite hot spots. Interlake has proven to be the steadiest mid-morning so far.
The West River fishing grounds have been a bit on the quiet side in the afternoons, but there is still decent action to be had on the sandy points.
If you are seeking delicious Canadian walleye to fill your fish box, the point just 200 yards from our dock has been producing some nice ones right around 20-inch mark. Just perfect!
Hope to see you at Cobham River Lodge this summer
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