Muskie Fishing

Muskie only represent 0.02% of the gamefish population in Ontario making Lake Kasshabog a significant fishery. The Ministry of Natural Resources heavily stocked Lake Kasshabog in the 80's and 90's resulting in an average size between 42"-46".

The following make Kasshabog an excellent muskie fishing lake:

• 88 miles of rugged shoreline dotted with many islands and bays.
• 13 natural spawning sites, which continue to increase the muskie population.
• A lake structure of mainly northern granite and limestone which offsets the effects of acid rain.
• Depth ranges from a few feet to over 115 ft. Average depth is approximately 20 ft.
• Large areas of "cabbage" weeds and back bays with lily pads and stumps.

Blue Mountain Lodge hosted both the 1998 and 1999 Muskies Canada opening tournaments. Both tournaments proved a success with ample numbers of fish boated and released both years.

Muskie fishing peaks in the months of June and early July with a resurgence in September

Bass & Panfish

Lake Kasshabog also has an excellent small-mouth and large-mouth bass population. With the lake consisting of many islands, bays and weedbeds, there is always another hotspot to discover. Large-mouth weighing up to 7 pounds have been caught right off of our docks while small perch and panfish provide hours of fishing entertainment for the kids.