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I'm thinking about an ice fishing trip to Lake Simcoe for Perch. The guys in the Canada forum don't seem to have any info. I will take any and all details on where to stay, time of the winter to go, anything you got.

Thanks in advance,

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Bobberboy - Don't fish Simcoe but asked a couple of friends that fish it to provide a little help to you. Welcome to the NY Board and sorry bout the lull in the action of late but things will be heating up soon here..

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I understand, I'm always too eager to get on the ice.

I was reading that some consider Lake Simcoe the best Perch fishing lake in North America.

I live about an hour and a half from Mille Lacs and three hours from Winnie. I feel both of these lake are very good Perch waters so Simcoe must be very special.

Thanks for the bump.

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When I get the time I'll dig you up some Info I know its around somewhere. I personally have never fished there. but here it can be great for perch 15-17" are the biggest I believe and Whitefish that are big as well 7-9 lbers I believe.

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I've heard and read about Simcoe too for perch. Unfortunately, I won't be out that way anytime soon.

I will say, I bet Devil's Lake, ND a few years ago would have won any contest for "best" perch lake in North America. Maybe some of the SD glacial lakes too would have put a run on that title.

We've definitely got some good ones here in Minnesota. Lake Mille Lacs, Winnibigoshish, Lake of the Woods would be my top 3 for jumbos (which I'd classify as 14" +).

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I've gone to Simcoe. The fishing can be great, but like anywhere else, some days you have to hunt them down.

Here's a good site to get info on places to stay. There's everything avalible from some really nice B&B's to rundown motels!

Lake Simcoe Fishing

This guy, I think, is the best on Cooks Bay if that's where you fish.

Cooks Bay Guide

Here's a map of Cooks Bay;

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