FISHING ON LAKE KIPAWA

Walleye

Walleye

The Walleye fishing is Excellent on Lake Kipawa. You don't have to travel far from your cottage at Alwaki Lodge to experience some of the best walleye fishing on the lake. This area of the lake has tons of structure for those hungry walleye. Typically walleye are morning and evening feeders so these are the ideal times to get out on the lake and reel em in!

Not only are walleye fun to catch, they are also one of the nicest fish to eat. So join us for a week and experience the taste of fresh walleye!

Lake Kipawa Walleye Regulations 2010

Possesion Limit: 6 walleye
Daily fishing Quotas: 6 walleye
Length limit: Walleye under 30 cm in length (approx 12 inches) are to be released. We suggest tossing anything under 14 inches back.
(Tip of snout to the fork in the tail)

See the Quebec Regulations Website for more details (zone 13 west)

Lake Trout

Lake Trout

Lake Trout or "Lakers" are a blast to catch. They tend to run like a salmon so hold on tight and reel em in! In the spring the Lakers can be found near the surface, the best method to catch them is flat lining while trolling. But when the water warms up get your lead core line or down riggers ready because the Lakers move down into the deeper/colder water.

Lakers are great on the BBQ or baked in the oven.

Lake Kipawa Lake Trout Regulations 2010

Possession Limit: 2 Lake Trout
Daily Fishing Quota: 2 Lake Trout
Length Limit: Lake Trout under 50cm in length(approx. 20 inches) are to be released
(Tip of snout to the fork in the tail)

See the Quebec Regulations Website for more details (zone 13 west)

Northern
Pike

Northern
Pike

Lake Kipawa Northern Pike Regulations

Possession Limit: 6 Northern Pike
Daily Fishing Quota: 6 Northern Pike
Length Limit: None

See the Quebec Regulations Website for more details (zone 13 west)

Other Species

Other Species found in Lake Kipawa are:

White Fish and Perch