Arrowhead Lake, north of Huntsville, is located in an area of abundant lakes and forests. There are dozens of other fishing lakes within close proximity to Arrowhead Lake. Arrowhead Lake is home to a good bass population. Some of the best bass fishing happens in the heat of the summer. While other species often tend to be more active during the spring and fall, bass prefer the warmer temperatures. Near Arrowhead Lake, within Arrowhead Provincial Park, Mayflower Lake is stocked with brook trout. Brook trout are definitely cooler-water fish, and the depths of Mayflower Lake are a good habitat for the trout. Take some time to explore the rivers, the Little East and Big East. Fishing is excellent on these rivers, with trout and bass abundant. Both rivers tend to be slow-moving, and are good for a canoe or kayak. There are several put-in places ranging from out-of-the-way to right in town, and paddles can be done in short or longer sections. There are also several hiking trails within the park and around the lakes and rivers, ranging from beginner to advanced. LAKE ACCESS From Bracebridge, head north on Hwy 11 approximately 35 kilometres, and take exit 226 to the park. Arrowhead Lake Provincial Park features camping, sandy beaches, and several kilometres of trails. Rental canoes, kayaks and bikes are available. Motorized boats are not allowed on the lakes within the park.

"Arrowhead Lake, north of Huntsville, is located in an area of abundant lakes and forests. There are dozens of other fishing lakes within close proximity to Arrowhead Lake. Arrowhead Lake is home to a good bass population. Some of the best bass fishing happens in the heat of the summer. While other species often tend to be more active during the spring and fall, bass prefer the warmer temperatures. Near Arrowhead Lake, within Arrowhead Provincial Park, Mayflower Lake is stocked with brook trout. Brook trout are definitely cooler-water fish, and the depths of Mayflower Lake are a good habitat for the trout. Take some time to explore the rivers, the Little East and Big East. Fishing is excellent on these rivers, with trout and bass abundant. Both rivers tend to be slow-moving, and are good for a canoe or kayak. There are several put-in places ranging from out-of-the-way to right in town, and paddles can be done in short or longer sections. There are also several hiking trails within the park and around the lakes and rivers, ranging from beginner to advanced. LAKE ACCESS From Bracebridge, head north on Hwy 11 approximately 35 kilometres, and take exit 226 to the park. Arrowhead Lake Provincial Park features camping, sandy beaches, and several kilometres of trails. Rental canoes, kayaks and bikes are available. Motorized boats are not allowed on the lakes within the park. "

Lake of the Day June 17: Arrowhead Lake, ON

Arrowhead Lake, north of Dryden, is located in an area of abundant lakes and forests. There are dozens of other fishing lakes within close proximity to Arrowhead Lake. Arrowhead Lake is home to a good bass population. Some of the best bass fishing happens in the heat of the summer. While other species often tend to be more active during the spring and fall, bass prefer the warmer temperatures. Near Arrowhead Lake, within Arrowhead Provincial Park, Mayflower Lake is stocked with brook trout. Brook trout are definitely cooler-water fish, and the depths of Mayflower Lake are a good habitat for the trout. Somewhat further down the line is the fabulous Lac Seul. Lac Seul is home to trophy walleye, trophy muskie, northern pike, bass and perch. It tends to be more shallow than Arrowhead and Mayflower Lakes, and is weedy, with diverse underwater structure that makes for excellent fish habitat. LAKE ACCESS From Dryden, take Highway 105 North to Ear Falls. Head northeast from Ear Falls for approximately 27 km. Arrowhead Lake Provincial Park features camping, sandy beaches, and several kilometres of trails. Rental canoes, kayaks and bikes are available. Motorized boats are not allowed on the lakes within the park.