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#212896 Rouge River
Posted by LICENSETOPIN on 08 June 2011 - 02:06 PM
Just my 2.
#185468 Jane & Eglinton Flats
Posted by efka on 22 August 2007 - 12:17 AM
you might catch some fish
Reasons not to fish this place:
somebody might jack your car, steal your rods, mug you, and throw you into dirty water
darn... i'll pass
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#209765 Credit River?
Posted by LICENSETOPIN on 15 January 2011 - 01:27 PM
of forums for water conditions and all i got was iced up, or too slushy. iunno bout u guys
but almost every river ive ever fished in the winter has slush and ice flowing down it. so anyways
despite what ppl reported we headed out and lets just say i caught more fish going than not going.
guys the forums are great tool when it comes to planning a trip but dont let what ppl online turn u guys
away from ur fishermans instinct. honestly that was the first time ive hit up the wirlpool and we were the only
ones there for the WHOLE DAY minus some dog walkers. i guess everyone read the same reports online
and all decided to stay home while me n buddy went and gone fishing, sure beats sitting infront of the pc allday.
peace.
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#209641 Fishing spots in Thornhill/Markham/Vaughan
Posted by Djcake on 06 January 2011 - 11:50 AM
best setup was a texas rigged purple worm
I am not sure on the current condition of then lake but when I was there at was just about covered with weeds from 1 end to the other
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#209325 Top Five Steelhead Rivers (I don't want locations just the name of the ri...
Posted by openfire on 15 December 2010 - 05:04 PM
2. Ganaraska River
3. Credit River
4. Bowmanville Creek
5. Oshawa Creek
I'm a GTA guy
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#209572 Skunking or Stunting? Credit River
Posted by LICENSETOPIN on 04 January 2011 - 12:18 PM
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#209575 Skunking or Stunting? Credit River
Posted by TorontoMikey86 on 04 January 2011 - 01:18 PM
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#208807 Steelhead jigs
Posted by efka on 26 November 2010 - 08:42 PM
these are 3 types of trout jigs that most steelheaders use 85% of time, in different colors and sizes.
first is the famous woolly bugger.
if any fly fisherman would have to choose one fly, this would be it.
some tie it on a regular hook sliding the bead on it when fly fishing, i like it on the jig hook. why, it stays in horizontal position when i float fish.
attach the bead using a pin needle
some marabou to make a tail
now we tie in the hackle (i use grizzly sadle ) and chenille at the end
wrap the chenille towards the jig head and tie it
now do the same with the hackle
whip finish the jig, and add a drop of nail polish
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#208808 Steelhead jigs
Posted by efka on 26 November 2010 - 08:42 PM
pretty simple and effective jig
when tying marabou jigs, i don't wrap all the way to the end
apply some marabou, don't take too many marabou strungs as it will not hold as good as doing few at a time.
on this jig i will use 2 colours, it will be easier to see
try not to over do and make your jig too big
add few more strungs and whip finish
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#208809 Steelhead jigs
Posted by efka on 26 November 2010 - 08:43 PM
very simple and again effective for trout
can be tied in different colours
there are two kinds of rabbit stips that you can buy,
regular cut and cross cut.
i use crosscut, they hair will lay back after each wrap
regular or straight strips makes the jig look like a fur ball
attach the end of the strip and wrap your thread around to the jig head
when you reach the head give a couple of thread wraps, cut the strip and whip finish the jig
good luck
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