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You might want to check with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) before you transport the firewood form your area to another. emerald ash borer CFIA suggests that you buy your firewood local to where you're camping and get a recite. A recite showing the seller's name, address, and contact info. I used to repair the CFIA's vehicles here in London and Brian Hamilton (Enforcement officer) said the fines depending on severity of the offence can reach into the ten's of thousands of dollars and or possible jail time. I understand the wood would only be for a couple of camp fires, but the CFIA is worried about what may crawl out of the wood waiting to be burned. They also work with the OPP and the MNR to help find offenders. Just a heads up. Dan...

Good musky fishing but can't comment on other species as I never tried for them.

Bait. Use them with teaser heads and flashers. 😉

DAT A BOY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,✋ I like to break them up in small pieces. That way I get some in every bite.

That pan your using is what makes it all good. I use the same.

I was at Grimsby Tackle the other day and the young man there said Port Weller over to the Niagara Bar. Look for bait on the specific day as they will be right under the bait.. A friend of mine has been jigging up Salmon over on the Canadian side of the Bar for the last month. That would be a fun way to get them as they will be getting bigger and stronger this time of year. Usually this time of year you would see the salmon moving stateside around now.

I am speechless, lucky you! 🙂

Thats the way ya do it! EZ PZ!

Simon lives there. Get him as a guide if you can!