Lovesick Lake

From Burleigh Falls, it is a very scenic cruise through the rocky islands of Lovesick Lake. The route, narrow yet well marked, winds its way through the small islands in the first half of the lake. You may have to hold back periodically to allow down bound boats to pass through a narrow spot first. Lock 30 – Lovesick, tucked in on Millage Island, is hard to spot, so look for the red day beacon on Wolf Island to guide you in and around the green buoy to the lock. There is no road access to the lock, so the quiet and beautiful surroundings make this the place to be in this area. In peak season, plan on arriving early and grabbing a space on the lower lock wall. You’ll also find space on the upper walls in a park-like setting. Lovesick has the highest percent of total shoreline belonging to islands. Fish species include muskie, carp, rock bass, small and large mouth bass, perch and walleye. 20 mi N of Peterborough on Hwy 28, in the heart of the Kawarthas. Located at Burleigh Falls on Lovesick Lake on the Trent Canal system Located between Stoney and Lower Buckhorn Lake