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#228551 Bow or Brown?
Posted by
on 02 May 2012 - 11:31 PM
Made my day
#226762 Longing for steel? May as well fish for something else!
Posted by
on 26 March 2012 - 01:06 AM
This is awesome! First time I've seen a pike caught on a fly reel 
my eyes are now open LOL
my eyes are now open LOL
#225199 Just disgusting / a petition to MNR?
Posted by
on 05 March 2012 - 12:49 PM
'cause they are so small I have to keep alot to make it worth my while.
The government needs to get back on track , to put ALL the money from licensing into more conservation officers .
*jaw drop* oh my gosh. *facepalm*
You know I think they should start using signage. Maybe at entrances to parks where people go to fish have a sign with important regs and associated fine amounts. I think that's a good idea.
#225186 When given lemons make lemonade
Posted by
on 05 March 2012 - 10:48 AM
but in contrast to his situation, if we look at lake Ontario, and the population of pacific salmon, its some what the same thing. the pacific salmon is not native to any great lake, it should be Atlantic's that are the native fish of the lakes, and i have never seen one in all my years, just big stinky pacific salmons. but people dont mind b/c they enjoy them so much.
Yes the salmon we see are pacific salmon! I said that a few months ago and people thought I was CRAZY hahahah. "Oh how can they climb the mountains!" "I don't know any streams that connect Lake O and the Pacific" LOL
#225048 About time?
Posted by
on 03 March 2012 - 09:28 PM
The sun will still warm up the shallow water first attracting baitfish.The guys in the Hamilton, Niagara region are enjoying the results of this right now. You are bang on MichaelA.
lol the credit goes to NADO =P
#223922 Ontario Place.
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on 12 February 2012 - 12:34 AM
Calling all Torontonians. I've just moved to Toronto from overseas. I live in Liberty Village, which is a stone's throw from Ontario Place. I'm looking for some people who fish it regularly to pick their brains. I wandered down there last weekend with the polaroids, but couldn't spot a single fin.
Can anyone give me the down-low? I've found bits and bobs online, but nothing comprehensive.
I look forward to hearing from the locals
This is a great video, and they're literally right in the heart of Ontario Place. There's $5 parking I think now that it's closed...
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