Lingham Lake: Hastings County, Apsley, & Bancroft Area

  • dimensions: 12″x18″
  • double sided
  • laminated map
  • black/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

Major Lake Species:   Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass

Lake Facts:

  • Lingham Lake is located in Hastings County north of Madoc, Ontario in Grimsthorpe Township
    co-ordinates: Lat. 44° 45′ 51″ Long. 77° 25′ 00″
  • Lingham Lake is a man made lake created by the damming of the Black River which enters the lake on the north end and exits on the south
  • the Moira River Conservation authority regulates the water levels
  • access to the lake is available on the south end of the lake via a rough road from the village of Cooper
  • the average depth is 8′ the maximum depth is 18′
  • the lake has a wide variety of bass holding structure including islands, extensive flats, bays and back bays loaded with lily pads, weed beds, stumps and logs, rock piles and shoals
  • the perimeter is approx. 42 km. (26.5 miles)

$10.95