A cast or two around these areas is usually enough to get a bass to reveal itself if one is around.Īs far as tactics go, simple is usually better on this lake. Sunken islands, points, and humps that top out anywhere from 7 to 20 feet beneath the surface are also likely spots to hook into them. Boulders and rock shelves that can just be seen beneath the surface are often magnets for these fish. The use of sonar, depth maps, or even just a good pair of polarized glasses can go a long way towards honing in on specific structure that the smallies here relate to. There are also a handful of islands that dot the lake and are worth your attention in your quest for Falcon bronze backs. Much of the lake features these easy to spot clues and are great places to start. High potential above water targets to keep an eye out for are rocky shorelines, main lake points, and shoreline in between cottage docks. From the wider western end to the far reaches of the eastern bays, every area of the lake is home to hungry bass. The lake has scores of classic bass holding structure along its miles of shoreline and mid-lake reefs. Every cast of the line can yield anything from a scrappy one pounder to one of the lakes many bruising lunkers (all of the current tagged bass are approximately in the 14” to 16” range). Read on below for some species-specific info to get a head start on catching one of these valuable fish… Smallmouth Bassįalcon Lake is loaded with bass of various year classes. For complete rules and information visit the Falcon Lake Tagged Fish Contest website. There are, at the time of this writing, an incredible $19,000 worth of tagged fish swimming in the cool clear waters of Falcon Lake! For your chance to hook into one of fifteen prize smallmouth bass and northern pike, simply purchase a Red 2019 entry ticket at one of the participating businesses around the lake. Falcon Lake Tagged Fish ContestĢ019 marks the third year of this unique contest in the south Whiteshell. The healthy population of sportfish that inhabit this deep clear Canadian Shield lake can be targeted quite easily by anglers of any experience level. The signature body of water in sprawling Whiteshell Provincial Park is home to sumo smallies well surpassing four pounds and northerns eclipsing the 41inch Master Angler benchmark.
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