North / South Fowl Lakes

[walleye seeker 39]

Heard the walleye fishing is excellent on these lakes.

Does anyone know which road will access these lakes?

Is there a boat launch on either lake?

[Guest fishmasa]

There is a boat launch on North Fowl Lake. I have only been in there in the winter and I don't believe the roads are marked.

[walleye seeker 39]

There is a boat launch on North Fowl Lake. I have only been in there in the winter and I don't believe the roads are marked.

Thanks!

I am going to head out there this weekend...if the forecasted rain holds off.

I will post how the fishing was.

[tequila shooter 3]

I was at North Fowl and South Fowl on May 22nd. The fishing wasnt that great, as there was a fly hatch on the water, and it was Sunny and not a breeze. We did however manage 21 Northerns fishing 6 - 12' of water. Only Walleye I got was going between South Fowl and North Fowl and caught it when it was windy and cloudy and in 3.5 ' of water. Go figure.

The landing at North Fowl isnt too bad, and the last km of road to the lake was a little rough. I cant remember what the main road sign said but something about something something Road 2.

[Guest Walleye Man]

I was also interested in trying these lakes can someone PM me the directions please.

Thanks

Kevin

[Snowball 75]

Regards,

Snowball

[Guest Wes]

Be aware of the international border line. It is illegal to fish on the US side of the lake then cross back into Canada. A friend of mine, who is a immigration officer at Pigeon River, tells me of regualr patrols during the summer months and that ignorance is no excuse. BIG troubles if caught.

I did OK in South Fowl, near the island at the entrance, a couple years ago. I would go back.

Wes

[Guest IGFA]

There is a dirt launch there. It is a pain to get there, I suggest going with someone who knows how to get there.

[Guest jackfish pete]

The access is at North Fowl Lake. It can be confusing. If you end up in a tangle of logging roads, you missed your turnoff from Pit Road. Someone painted 'Lake' on some of the trees, this will keep you on course at first. The put-in point is a weedy bay full of hammer handles-you'll know when you're there. Try fishing in deep water off rock points, and stay OUT of American waters.