Boleau Lake is really two lakes - Upper & Lower Boleau - both of which offer great largemouth bass fishing and are connected by a short, navigable channel. Boleau has both rugged, rocky shorelines and shallow, weedy sections / back bays, but there is little in the way of mid-lake structure. Just around the corner from the cabin is an extensive shallow-water, wetlands area that can, at times, provide great topwater action. Largemouth bass abound, but the draw at Boleau are bruiser bucketmouths up to 7 pounds. There are no smallmouth bass and few panfish. The lake is a great place to sharpen bass techniques as almost every approach - spinnerbaits, crankbaits, jigs, topwater frogs, wacky-rig Senkos, Texas-rigged plastic worms, ... - can entice greedy bass. | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() | ![]() | The recently renovated, expanded and modernized outpost camp at Boleau Lake is operated by Lake Country Airways whose floatplanes are based at the new Orillia Rama Regional Airport @ Lake St. John. |