Lake St. Claire is another popular lake to fish for walleye. Walleye fishing on the lake is spotty during the summer, but spring and fall months are great for fishing. You can fish by the mouth of the Lake Huron or Lake Erie. The best way to fish this lake is with a boat while trolling different areas. You can expect to fish very early morning hours or after dinner until dark.

Lake Simcoe is another lake where you will find walleye. The Talbot River connects the lake to the Kawartha Lake. The walleye are found during spawn around the fallen timber and developing weed beds. The lake is popular during the fall season when the walleye are feeding like crazy.

Although these are just a few lakes to fish in Ontario, you know the locations, but to be successful, you have to have the right gear and bait to catch the walleye. Because these lakes are so big and feed into other lake and rivers, you may want to use a fish locator to help you find the walleye. Maps of the lakes will help you find where the underwater structures are and then you can start looking for the walleye.

Your fishing technique and bait are important when fishing in these lakes. It seems that every lake has a different technique and bait that works the best.

You can fish any of these lakes and have success if you know how to fish that particular lake and what bait to present. You just need to know the lake you are fishing and what other anglers are using or where they are fishing to get your own catches. Always remember to check the local requirements for daily limits and any other requirements they have enforced on that particular lake.

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