WalleyeSlayer

Silver Water Wheel Lodge! www.sww-lodge.com , check it out as an option.

Never heard of this but can we see the picture of last years winner so I can get an idea of what your looking for lol

WOW now thats awesome ice fishing right there!

After getting back from the boxing day madness, I talked my dad into launching me at sherman's to fish at around noonish. Had my first fish hit within minutes of setting the line… a nice long 8 pound jack. Continued trolling for 20 minutes before the board dropped back again. A great fight and a struggle to get her netted… she was finally mine. A very nice 10.5 hawg. Continued trolling for 15 minutes and nothing… reeled up and headed back where I started the troll. My board hit a chunk of floating ice and kind of stalled on top of it for a no more then 2 seconds before getting back up to speed it … just as it got up to speed it pulled underwater … grabbed the rod and just dead weight and 2 violent headshakes and she was off ughhhhh 2 for 3 within the first hour… Continued trolling … 30 minutes later the board goes off again … another struggle with the net job alone and surprisingly I got her netted lol a nice 6 pounder. Finished the troll and ran back up to start another troll …nothing for a good 45 minutes and then the board went off …an awesome fight and staying down the whole way to the boat, the beauty finally surfaced. A beauty hawg weighing in at a little over 10 pounds. Did another pass and nothing... called it quits at 4 pm…final score 4 for 5, a 6, 8, 10, and a 10.5 … Sorry for the crappy pictures, I took em on a timer on the camera placed on one of the boat seats lol. As much as I always enjoy having company. It sure was relaxing getting out alone for a quick fish. I hope everyone had a great christmas! Aadil

I don't know if they are still operating but if you need any info on guides on quinte your more then welcome to PM me. Aadil

Thanks guys She sure was a nice one! As for holding her, I'd rather hold her and show her and me in the picture then 8273628 acres of useless land water in the background that isn't relevant for the photo. Thanks again! Aadil

Chuck and I headed out for a last kick at the can before the freeze up today. We headed out at noon from the Deseronto boat launch. We had been trolling for 2 hours into the wind up Long Reach and not a sniff on any of the lines. We turned to make our trek back midway from Sherman's Point and Huffs towards Deseronto and within 5 minutes we had our first fish on … It looked like a big fish the way it was fighting and pulling the board almost underwater. It soon surfaced and we had out first fish in the boat. A nice 11.5 pound Hawg off a Purple TD-11 We continued trolling for 2 more hours without a sniff until we were about 15 minutes from calling it a day. The board with goes back … FISH ON! It gave me an awesome fight and stayed down the whole time. I couldn't budge it at all … after a long great fight she finally surfaced boat side and she was ours. A nice 12.5 pound Hawg! Both Hawgs were successfully released unharmed and with that note we ended our day with 2 monsters in 4 hours. It was an awesome time fishing with great friends this fall season and I can't wait to hit the hardwater this season with each and every one of em!!! Aadil

I highly disagree with many people saying the dog should be put down. But I'll keep my rant to myself. Solopaddler, I agree with John. That guy would definately wake up in the hospital if he every touched my Hucky like that! I hope Peanut has a quick and speedy recovery.

I agree with Terry 100% ... I use my x67c on my boat and all ice fishing season .. I've NEVER had the sonar delay on me... When I jig, my jig on the screen moves just as fast. I've used and abused my x67c yet it still performs like the day I bought it. I'm a firm believer that sonars work just as good as people claim there flashers work. I've used vexilars,marcums and hummingbirds flashers also and still go back to my x67c sonar .. It's more of what your confident with using.. I personally also like how I can see the history on mine for a bit and can change up my jigging technique right away if the fish on the screen doesn't react a certain way ... I'm thinking of getting the new elite-5 ice machine this year though ... If not I'll gladly use my x67c in a heartbeat Aadil

I had plans of fishing with my Uncle Tahir from Mississauga for the day on his first fall trip with me. He said he would be here by noon but I was too keen on getting out. I headed out from Sherman's Launch while my dad was great enough to launch me out before he headed out for his errands. Now 10:45ish am I headed straight to thompson's point to troll with the wind towards sherman's launch hopeing to make it in time for my uncle to make it to the launch. Directly infront of the launch, I see my board go back. FISH ON! It had been awhile since I've had to land a fish alone but she was finally in the boat after a nice fight. In the livewell she went for a quick picture when my dad came to drop off my uncle at noon about 15 minutes later. She came off a Rapala TD-11 in Purpledescent 80 ft behind the board. She weighed in at around 8.5 pounds on the scale. After picking up my Uncle we headed off to Long Reach. We started trolling and 15 minutes into trolling the left board goes back. FISH ON! Grabbed the rod and handed it to my Uncle. After a great fight, in the boat she came. a healthy 9 pounder. His new PB. She also came off a Rapala TD-11 in Purpledescent 75 ft behind the board. We continued trolling all the way down the reach, came back to the same spot and trolled it again. Nothing. Went back to infront of Sherman's Launch for a final troll. Nothing. We ended the day around 3pm. 2 fish 8-9 pounds in 4 hours. Not as hot action as the past couple of weeks but for the time spent out. I'll take it anyday! I think this was probably the last outting for me. Who knows Aadil

30km/h in a 14footer on quinte .. I would not take it out there if your travelling from hamilton to face dissappointments. You could take cover in lee's and calmer water away from the wind but its better to hold off for a better day. Just my opinion. Aadil

wow you must be a superhuman I got 0.177

Haha Sorry I gotta make my post count .. as for the boat going away his was an internal engine so it had to go early, as for ours well I have Exams at school for the next two weeks so it all depends on school and/or if my dad winterizes it Ben, I'm Sorry I corrected the problem Aadil

I thought I'd post a quick modified report from Gene's report of this Sunday. I headed out this Sunday in the Grand Slam (Al's Big Boat) with Chuck, Gene, Jason and Al! Couldn't ask for a better crew! We fished from 8am-2pm. We had a great time along with some great hawg hunting. we went 13 for 15. 3 were over 11 lbs and the rest over 9 to 10 lbs with 3 smaller fish from the 4-6 pound range! Here are a bunch of pics we took. So here's the Lineup, Grumpy Grizzly aka Chuck Me, The Wizard aka Jason, Al. And Gene, The Grizz Grizz The Wizard This fish was almost as long as the Wizard is high, Another respectable Fish Me, Al with some goods one's, And last but not least Gene, Here's some miscellaneous picks from a fantastic day! All of us definately ended the season with a nice BANG! Aadil

Nice Quinte Hawg Bud! Welcome to the 10+ Club. I was out today (Sunday) with my buddies. Had an awesome time with lots of fish. Aadil

awesome fish Jamie!

nice eye !!

Thanks guys!! It was an awesome day to be out!! I've tried hard hunting down the eyes and it paid off after countless hours of time spent on the water! I love when a plan finally comes together. Goodluck to all with the rest of the soft water season! Aadil

My Buddy Cody (punchinholes) and I headed out early Sunday morning for a redemption trip as last Saturday we fished the morning and got nothing except one lousy lost fish. We were on the search for some big fish and hopefully a lot of em! Our morning started off early with us heading to the ferry to launch as we had decided the night before to fish east. We were at the launch at 6:00 am to get things set up and were on the water by 6:30 am. Setting our lines out in the dark was a challenge but we couldn't wait to get started. Soon enough it began to get more visible out. It was hard not to take some pictures of a great sunrise as our day was just beginning. My Personal favourite. Anyways back to fishing LOL We trolled for 2 hours before one of our outside boards started to drop back… FISH ON!! I grabbed the inside rod to take it out while Cody fought a fish which would hopefully be his new fall PB (previous 4lb PB). "It feels like a HAWG!" and soon enough the first fish of the day was ours. A nice 8.25 lber, Cody's new fall PB. We weren't skunked today! Quick Pic and away she swam. We continued trolling for a couple more hours … marked tons of fish deep in 130-150 ft that were suspended in 60-90 ft to the bottom near the bat cave where many other boats were fishing including the Grand Slam and The Wooldridge. Scott, you have a bad a$$ rig!! nice BBQ and tinted windows We continued trolling for a couple of hours over the area in deep water trying to see if any fish were active or would turn active. Decided to troll shallower, I was hoping the fish would be higher up in the water calm. By now it was approaching 3:00 pm ... Cody decided to take a small nap ...it was short lived as 10 minutes later the inside board goes off "FISH, FISH, FISH" But as I reached for the rod the it goes slack! Dohhh… 1 for 2 That was enough to get our blood going… 5 minutes later the same board fires... FISH ONN!! My Turn. I get the rod and it feels like a good fish … I really wanted Cody to get a 10 pounder so I tried handing him the rod, but after many "no's" he finally gave in … Planar board off, and 150ft of line to go…30 ft to go, 15 ft to go, 1foot… and the 2nd fish was in the boat, a very nice 8.5 pounder. Not the 10 pounder but Cody's new PB. We set the lines out quick and continued trolling. After a quick pic she was revived and released. Now 2 for 3 we were ecstatic. 20 minutes pass by and one of our boards goes off again! FISHHH ONN!! My Turn, Cody would not take the rod so I teased him saying how it was probably a 10 plus. It put up a great fight and soon enough we had her in the net! A True Hawg, low and behold an 11 pounder. 31.5 inches. Quick Picture … … And release. Right after the release. I look up and noticed one of the boards back!! "FISH, FISH, FISH" … I pass the rod to Cody. We must have had it hit when we were taking the release shots. 3 fish so far and one on the line. It looked like a big one with the great head shakes. She surfaced and into the net she went. A very nice 9.5 pounder. No 10 pounder but a very close step to reaching our goal. 4 for 5. Awesome day!! Quick pic … … a release … We were having a blast. Best reports we were hearing in the past few weeks were either skunks, or 1 or 2 fish days so in our eyes, managing the 4 quality fish all day from 8.25-11 pounds was just awesome, especially 3 quality fish that happened to be in the past 30 minutes. We joked how a double header would be so awesome after our crazy day so far. But we can't get greedy! We set the 2 rods back out and turned to make a troll back with all 4 boards slicing perfectly through the water. It started to rain but we were still marking tons of active fish! After about 15 minutes we see the inside board go off! FISH ON!!! Cody passes me the rod and it feels like a good fish. Wow, the bite was on fire. She was putting up a good fight and slowly approaches the boat. Cody was prepared with the net and as I backed up to the bow of the boat while trying to multi-task and turn the camera ON. The fish was ours. High fives and a holler later, we both look out before getting the fish out of the net and notice the other inside board go off! FISHHHHHH!! Cody took the rod. I managed the fish in the net and got a quick weight of it 10.5 lbs. By now the camera was finally ON and I slipped it in video mode. I put the fish in the livewell and took the board off the line for Cody. WOO crap SHOW! I tried to undo the tangled lure out of the net. The fish fought long and hard and finally surfaced. With a scoop of the net, the fish was ours! We had two nice hawgs in the boat after an insane 10 minutes of fishing. We quickly put her in the livewell while we put the rods back out. After setting up the rods we took a picture of our 5th fish of the day. A nice solid 10.5 pounder and 31"… … 10.5 pounder released… Our 6th fish was an impressive long 30 inch fish. After the last fish was released, we continued trolling with little light left as our day was coming to an end. We called it quits as it was getting dark and headed back to the launch. 6 for 7 with all fish being 8-11 pounds! We had just had an amazing/best day on the water and a great hour of non-stop action with 5 great quality fish. To boot Cody not only beat his PB walleye once, twice or three times but four times! We will both be talking about this great day of hunting for hawgs for many blue moons to come! Here's the video of our crap show in-between the 5th and 6th fish!! Big thanks to my roommate Ian for helping me edit the video! Sorry for the swearing haha! and when I saw WIZ, I was parched lmao. Enjoy!! Aadil :mrgreen:

WOW 3 fish 12-13 pounds thats awesome for anyones trip to quinte!! great job Fish Farmer!

Definately Bud, I have many monsters come in my backyard to spawn off our dock and canal that runs in our property ... I've caught some monsters in the Napanee River in the spring also. Just let me know when you want to fish for them in the spring and I can easily set you up. Italo did a show here, and all the spots in his show were within eye sight of our dock. Aadil

Thanks for the warm welcome guys .. Looking forward to sharing some reports in time to come manitoubass, yes it is on Lac Seul. Aadil p.s. you guys have some cool emicons!

WOW Awesome Job young_one and crew .. you guys did awesome considering how the fishing has been with the quinte eyes! Congrats on a very successful weekend! Aadil

AWESOME Video Ben!!! Got me craving for ice fishing .. but first the fall fishing's gotta be outta the way. Aadil