Fishing Canada’s side of Lake of the Woods produces mixed bag of fish

Lake of the Woods (LOW) is incredibly large and sprawls over 1,485 square miles, which is 25 times bigger than Lake Winnebago – and much more complicated, with 14,000 rocky islands and 3,800 miles of shoreline which it shares with Minnesota.
The lake is home to a thriving fishery for smallmouth bass, walleyes, northern pike, perch, and muskies. Deep areas like Clearwater Bay hold lake trout.

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