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Anyone ever fish this lake for opener? Is it worth trying or should I head to the Kawarthas? My game plan is to troll worm harnesses in the am and vert jig for eyes when I find them.... Then try top water and cranks for gators in the afternoon... Good plan? Suggestions?
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Hey Krae, Yes sounds like a good game plan. Pike population in Sparrow is good, should have no problems finding them. Walleye numbers on the other hand are poor, there are still a few kicking around but mostly fished out years ago around the time the walleye guide service closed down. I haven't been there is years so maybe things have changed. Your best lakes for walleye in the area are the Kawarthas. They still have a strong walleye population throughout the system.
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I took a drive into Lauderdale Point Marina once last summer to check out the ramp and parking situation. Was thinking of it as a place to go on days Simcoe isn't cooperating, or as a change of pace. Any thoughts on Lauderdale as the launch point, or is there someplace better I should check out?
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I launch at lauderdale when I hit sparrow... Good launch lots of parking... A bit pricy at $20 but a good alternative to simcoe when the wind blows. I find the bass fishing is great for buckets... Small mouth is okay but smaller fish... Haven't tried for pike or walleye but read what Longshank and admin write seems poor
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