Wolf Lake / Loon Call Lake

Wolf Lake is located off of Anstruther Lake Road on the east side of Highway #28 and east of Apsley in Peterborough County. The lake is situated within the Kawartha Highlands Park. There is a small sand gravel based public boat launch on the east end of the lake. The lake reaches maximum depths of 30’ and the average depth is 15’. Rock rubble, submerged logs and overhanging trees provide good cover for fish along the lakes irregular shoreline. Weed beds and lily pads can also be found in the shallows. There are many points and main lake shoals and rock piles around which you can find smallmouth bass and muskie. The major fish species include large and small mouth bass and muskie.

Loon Call Lake is located along Anstruther Lake Road west of Apsley Ontario in Peterborough County and it sits within the Kawartha Highlands Park. The lake reaches a maximum depth of 56’ and the average depth is 16’. The perimeter of the lake is 12km. This lake has an irregular rocky shoreline and is quite typical of the Canadian Shield lake. A public boat launch is located off Anstruther Lake Road on the northeast end of the lake. The major fish species include splake, large and small mouth bass and perch.