Group: Members
Posts: 35
Member No.: 16477
Joined: November 29, 2018
You could email them from their website since they don't answer any phone calls. Last Friday I've got an answer "No" but that could change with these cold night temps.. hopefully they are open this weekend.
Good luck!
Btw they recommended me to try island lake in Orangeville and they are open for ice fishing.
Group: Members
Posts: 533
Member No.: 7313
Joined: October 03, 2014
QUOTE (FISHINGWITHFRANKIE @ Jan 22, 2019 - 04:21 pm)
QUOTE (Jstubbs @ Jan 15, 2019 - 08:46 pm)
My buddy fished orangeville 2 weekends ago - got a few small pike.
I fished puslinch lake in cambridge with him last weekend, same deal couple small pike - one guy wish us landed a nice 30 inch pike healthy fish.
Even puslinch was sketchy in some spots - have to pay attention - one guy fell through!!
4 inches in 95 percent of the lake though just a few bad spots that should be good by this weekend hopefully.
is there still public access to puslinch?
They cant keep you off the lake, but the marina/waterski school that's there no longer allow you to park on the property, you have to walk in from the road, if you can find somewhere to park there
Group: Newbies
Posts: 10
Member No.: 16964
Joined: January 23, 2019
I was up there on Tuesday morning, very slow bite but good ice 7” or more now. Caught one 17” beauty of a walleye as soon as I got there and not a nibble afterwards. Threw the whole tackle box at em with no success lol. Will likely head up again Friday or next Tuesday and will keep you all posted! Good luck everyone!
Group: Members
Posts: 37
Member No.: 16891
Joined: January 15, 2019
QUOTE (Chris03 @ Jan 23, 2019 - 05:17 pm)
I was up there on Tuesday morning, very slow bite but good ice 7” or more now. Caught one 17” beauty of a walleye as soon as I got there and not a nibble afterwards. Threw the whole tackle box at em with no success lol. Will likely head up again Friday or next Tuesday and will keep you all posted! Good luck everyone!
Thanks for the update! Will keep an eye for future updates. Best of luck!
Group: Members
Posts: 131
Member No.: 12828
Joined: January 03, 2017
QUOTE (Chris03 @ Jan 23, 2019 - 06:17 pm)
I was up there on Tuesday morning, very slow bite but good ice 7” or more now. Caught one 17” beauty of a walleye as soon as I got there and not a nibble afterwards. Threw the whole tackle box at em with no success lol. Will likely head up again Friday or next Tuesday and will keep you all posted! Good luck everyone!
Were you fishing by the dam or island. Ive never caught a walleye there but did manage a massive 20lb 48inch pike there 2 years ago.
Group: Members
Posts: 817
Member No.: 8485
Joined: January 19, 2015
QUOTE (FISHINGWITHFRANKIE @ Jan 24, 2019 - 04:44 pm)
QUOTE (Chris03 @ Jan 23, 2019 - 06:17 pm)
I was up there on Tuesday morning, very slow bite but good ice 7” or more now. Caught one 17” beauty of a walleye as soon as I got there and not a nibble afterwards. Threw the whole tackle box at em with no success lol. Will likely head up again Friday or next Tuesday and will keep you all posted! Good luck everyone!
Were you fishing by the dam or island. Ive never caught a walleye there but did manage a massive 20lb 48inch pike there 2 years ago.
Group: Members
Posts: 5990
Member No.: 515
Joined: March 07, 2011
QUOTE (oogie8 @ Jan 25, 2019 - 12:06 pm)
QUOTE (FISHINGWITHFRANKIE @ Jan 24, 2019 - 04:44 pm)
QUOTE (Chris03 @ Jan 23, 2019 - 06:17 pm)
I was up there on Tuesday morning, very slow bite but good ice 7” or more now. Caught one 17” beauty of a walleye as soon as I got there and not a nibble afterwards. Threw the whole tackle box at em with no success lol. Will likely head up again Friday or next Tuesday and will keep you all posted! Good luck everyone!
Were you fishing by the dam or island. Ive never caught a walleye there but did manage a massive 20lb 48inch pike there 2 years ago.
Wow, id love to see a pic of that if you have it
Definitely must have been a skinny pike, a 48" pike should be close to thirty pounds.. Did you release the beast??
Group: Members
Posts: 817
Member No.: 8485
Joined: January 19, 2015
I know before the walleye, crappie and gobies got into Bellwood( yes there are crappie and gobies), that it was typical for the pike derby to be won by a fish over 40”, size has declined in recent years with the introduction of new species, seems perch and bullhead have taken a hit because of it as well, but the smallies havent suffered....can anyone else comment on this?
Fishing Great Lakes
Fishing forum for the Great Lakes & Area. Fishing Reports, Current Ice Conditions, Fishing Tips, Discussions & More. Featuring Ice Hut Rentals, Accommodations, Bait & Tackle shops, Marinas and Fishing Guides. The best fishing in the Great Lakes!
Fishing the Great Lakes - Fishing Forum : Fishing Tips, Current Conditions, Fishing Reports & more! Fishing the Great Lakes Region