
Fishing Report – July 14, 2019
Cobham River Lodge
Fishing Report – July 14, 2019

2019 has been a great season thus far and continues to surprise and impress. While pike are not in the plethora like they were a few weeks ago they are still making reels scream and there are PLENTY of fish to keep everyone happy and busy, not to mention some real late season bruisers lurking around in in the bays. The inner lakes and Cobham East have produced some epic non-stop bites this week with pike to 116cm (46 inches) being landed. The weather is also allowing us to get into Elliot Lake for pike have been productive with many fish in the 96cm (38 inch) range being encountered along with good numbers in the 109cm (43 inch) range too.
Walleye are schooling in large numbers in many areas of our regular fishing spots and although they are still strongest in the river areas, they’ve made their way into the upper inner lakes providing good action in between pike bites. In saying that, most anglers are reporting large concentrations of walleye in their usual northern haunts from Cobham West channel and West Islands through to Cobham River East 2nd narrows.

So many fish, so little time…. Keep those hooks sharp!!
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