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  1. This fella strolled past my trailcam, 2 weeks ago, in our woodlot. We live in a remote area, have seen a few black bears, lots of coyotes but this is the first cat on the trailcam.
    5 points
  2. scary photo on the monitor.................πŸ˜‰ Doug
    4 points
  3. I have no want for the extra piss off of knowing they are actually down there and not biting!!
    2 points
  4. Fished abitibi again yesterday what an amazing fishery. Released a ton of smalls saugers and mooneye. Brought home a good fry for today. Still on over 2 feet of ice and not too slushy if you stay on the trails.
    1 point
  5. With a kayak or canoe, as I have, you can get into places way off limits to motor boats!
    1 point
  6. Little lake in Barrie . Nuff said .
    1 point
  7. I've fished it from my boat in the summer but again access isn't the best and it's a really dangerous lake. There are no markers and rocky shoals everywhere that are impossible to see until it's too late. Because the water always has very low visibility. Definitely gonna put in some more time this soft water season and make my own charts. It really is a huge lake. Bigger than nipissing and simcoe.
    1 point
  8. Hi all, Got out for some whitefish and lake trout. Had not had a laker all year until today. Actually went to the same spot two days ago and managed one whitefish and some pike and lost two trout at the hole, one being the biggest trout I have ever had on my line, felt like throwing up. That first day there were tons of fish around but they were being finicky, so I went back today much earlier in the morning, it paid off! Had around 8 whitefish in the 24” to 27” range, a couple of pike and landed two lakers, the bigger one at 34” and lost 3 with numerous chasers, all that packed into 4 hours made for a fun morning. I was fishing in 34’FOW , pike and lakers were on a 4” tube jig, and the whitefish were going crazy for a 1” purple and white crappie tube jig on a blue and glow 16th oz jig.
    1 point
  9. Was out on Simcoe yesterday and stumbled across this guy. Never seen one before.
    1 point
  10. Suddenly I have a hankerin for some Spaghetti alla Vongole!
    1 point
  11. Ranger z21 12ft talons bird touchscreens 250pro xs
    1 point
  12. My buddy, has one. Works great, he used it on Simcoe and was awesome in seeing how whitefish bite. I would say it's a game changer. You will enjoy it. πŸ‘
    1 point
  13. Great life you guys are living! Thanks for taking us along on the adventure!
    1 point
  14. Well Cliff, what you lacked in pier fish the other day you sure made up in clams. What a beauty day. That clam measuring device you incorporated into the bucket lid sure paid off. Made the CO's day a lot easier. Thanks for having me along. I'll keep in touch. A few pics from the day.
    1 point
  15. Thanks! On this lake I am fishing a mud flat close to mid lake structure. I don’t fish deeper than 40’ FOW although the lake goes to 150’FOW. This lake is full of smelt which the whitefish are keyed into, small white tube jigs and even up to 4.5” tube jigs get the best results, tried everything that the collective wisdom on whitefish suggests, but white crappie tubes on a 16th oz jig head is best on this lake from my experiences. The bonus of the whitefish liking the tubes is that the trout love them too, as you can see in the video that BIG laker took a 1” tube jig. Hope that helps.
    1 point
  16. Nothing in NW Ontario? Really? Lol.
    0 points
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