Major Lake Species:  Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Whitefish

Lake Facts:

• Mazinaw Lake is located adjacent to Hwy. 41 north of the town of Cloyne Ontario in Frontenac County
• co-ordinates: Lat. 44° 56′ 00″ Long. 77° 12′ 11″
• Mazinaw is one of the deepest lakes in Ontario reaching depths of 476′. The average depth is approx. 135′
• the lake consists of two basins connected by a short narrows. Water exits the lake via a dam on the south end flowing into Marble Lake
• the perimeter of the lake is 49 km (30.5 miles)
• the surface area is 1,591 hectares (3,930 acres)
• a large portion of the lake is situated within the boundaries of Bon Echo Provincial Park
• one of the most noticeable features of the area is the huge Mazinaw Rock which is located on the eastern shore of the northern basin
• there are a couple of public boat launch sites. One is inside the provincial park. The other is along North Mazinaw Heights Road on the west side of the northern basin
• while the lake has been stocked in the past, it has a naturally reproducing population of lake trout
• Mazinaw Lake is situated with Fisheries Management Zone 18