SIX MILE LAKE
LAKE RECORDS FOR BARRIE BASSMASTERS CLUB TOURNAMENTS (SINCE 2005)
BIG TEAM BAG 21.10lb DAN TAYLOR/DAVE BUSSIERES 2007
BIG INDIVIDUAL BAG 11.80lb DAN TAYLOR 2007
BIG FISH 4.90lb WARREN RIDOUT 2008
SUCCESSS RATE 90%   2007
AVERAGE SUCCESS RATE (06,07,08,09) 76 %    
AVERAGE WEIGHT TOP 5 TEAMS(06,07,08,09) 16.15 lb    
AVERAGE WEIGHT PER FISH (06,07,08,09) 1.84 lb    
TOP FIVE LIST
1
 Dan Taylor/Dave Bussieres 21.10 lb 2007
 
2
 Brian Moore/ Mike Kent 20.75 lb 2009
BIG TEAM BAG
3
 Steve Clark/Richard Hough 20.65 lb 2009
 
4
 Chris Iliohan/Warren Ridout 18.85 lb 2008
 
5
 Jonathan Reimer/Ashley Bull 18.60 lb 2009
 
1
 Dan Taylor 11.80 lb 2007
 
2
 Brian Moore 10.90 lb 2009
BIG INDIVIDUAL BAG
3
 Richard Hough 10.80 lb 2009
 
4
 Ashley Bull 10.50 lb 2009
 
5
 Warren Ridout 10.45 lb 2008
 
1
 Warren Ridout 4.90 lb 2008
 
2
 Darryl Krans 4.60 lb 2007
BIG FISH
3
 Dan Taylor 4.35 lb 2007
 
4
 Wayne Matson 4.25 lb 2008
 
5
 Don Rowbotham 4.10 lb 2008
This is my favourite lake for fun fishing. Clear water, lots of weeds. lots of bass, very little pressure with a very scenic location. Barrie Bassmasters have held a tournament her most years for the last 5 or so. Since 2007 we have had a BBQ after the event as it is an excellent location for that activity with our launch being in the Provincial Park.  The lake has a reputation for lots of smaller fish, but last year we had the largest weights by far for this lake,(Results 6 mile lake)and in pre-fish my partner and I had huge bags. However, on the down side I had some friends up for a fun fish and had the worse day I have ever had on this lake ( only about 6 bass) There is about an equal number of smallies and largemouth, and in 2007we weighed in exactly equal numbers. In my experience the smallies tend to average slightly larger, and I try to key on them. This is a difficult lake to navigate, and you will do well to bring a GPS as there are lots of islands and all the shorelines look the same. Very easy to get lost. Tons of rocks just below the lake surface, but the cottager's association does a great job of marking danger spots. You can get a lake map at Six Mile Lake Marina, but a GPS is still your best bet. There is almost every type of cover here possible, lilly pads, lots of millfoil and coontail, trees in the water, docks and rocky areas for smallies. Unless you are fishing very shallow you are likely to get either type of bass on every cast.  Lures to use: The fish here tend not to be very fussy, spinnerbaits, worms, tubes and especially top water, mostly poppers all work. My favorite lure here is a Zoom trick worm rigged wacky style, for both largemouth and smallies. In our club tournament my partner and I caught about 18 bass and all but two were caught on that lure. Not enough big ones thou as we finished third overall. There are lots of pike in this lake, very few walleye, some crappie(although I have never caught one) and no muskies that I have heard of.