• Lake Scugog is located in the Durham region of Ontario
  
• co-ordinates:  Lat. 44° 11' 00"   Long.  78° 51' 26"
  
• average Depth: 1.4 metres (4.5')
  
• max. Depth:  7.6 m  (25')
• part of the Trent Severn Waterway
• 2nd largest lake in FMZ-17 with an area of 6,374 hectares (15,750 acres)
  
• the lake has eutrophic features in that it is shallow, weedy and nutrient rich with a largely marl based bottom
  
• the Scugog River flows out of the lake connecting to Sturgeon Lake at Lindsay. Primary inflows include the Nonquon River and Blackstock and Cawkers Creek
  
• Major Fish Species: Large and Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Muskie, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, Black Crappie, Carp and Catfish
• Lake Scugog is situated within Fisheries Management Zone 17
• as of 2016 walleye fishing is closed until further notice by the MNR&F
  

Lake Scugog: Map Features

• dimensions: 12"x18"
  
• double sided
  
• laminate map
• black and white
  
• water depth contour lines
• locations for the major fish species
• access points
• information on fish habits and movements
• fishing tips
• MNR/Travel & Accommodation info. sources
• Price: $10.95 plus taxes & shipping

Caution: These maps are not navigation guides for boaters. They are designed for fishing purposes only. Federal Gov't Hydrographic Charts for Lake Scugog are available at most marinas in the area.