Christopheraaron

I know that it's supposed to be really good for bass and people say that there are a lot of pike, with weather like today it's going to be tough.

Google maps says nipissing is that the right one?

Hey, might be able to come, where is the lake?

Tomorrow I will be heading up to the reservoir with a friend targeting pike (although panfish are always nice as are trout) he's not much of a fisherman and I would really like to get him into some fish. If anyone has any info on the reservoir or maybe the credit it would be greatly appreciated. also I will be renting a tinny with a trolling motor.

I think that's my favourite one yet! Really cool looking bird.

Bashing it with a rock wouldn't work. I was given a newspaper clipping from a teacher once who knew about my "condition" (fishing), about the Frankenfish, they tried keeping it out of water for a few days, clubbing it, and even freezing it. They couldn't kill it. just some food for thought.

Awesome fish! I'll be targeting pickerel this summer, hope I get one of those!

Tie it to your line, then wait for it to bite into a bigger fish!

Bet it makes good bait.

How much longer do you think they'll be there?

What about solo up there in the bush, think he knows about this?

Double post. :wallbash:

I've shot humming birds before, and all it takes is a little searching and waiting. Look around for a while until you find one, generally hummingbirds will return to that section of flowers, once you've found one set up your camera on a tripod, take a few test shots to make sure you have your settings down and ready. Make sure you're set up a good 10 ft away, grab a chair and wait, once it returns you should already have you're camera aimed and focused so just CLICK and your done!

Beautiful! Birds are great fun!

I will be going on my yearly trip to nova scotia this summer, we will spend one week in the bay of fundy, I have a secret trout spot and a not so secret striped bass spot that i usually fish with mixed results, for the other week we will be in the White Point resort on the south shore, I do not know this area at all, there are a few saltwater marshes near by but I can't find any info on fishing cold water salt marshes, can someone help me out? Will salmon start running that early?

Even though it's in the us, what if they put up a permanent barrier at st. Ignace?

LOL, same with me but for crappie and carp!

There's not much that they can do to stop the ones that have already gotton in, I'm sure they'll invest millions in new "solutions", the only solution I can think of is inventing some sort of poison that only kills these carp and then flush it down the river.

Somehow I lost a section of my templefork nxt 9 ft 4 pc 8/9 wt rod and can't find anyone who will sell a replacement section. If anyone knows of a place shere you can buy sections it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, RHF.

I say it counts...

they should have a physical barrier that goes down when the electric system fails.

now look at mine!

Freshwater: 1 Brown trout 2 brook trout 3 rainbow trout 4 coho salmon 5 white sucker 6 large mouth bass 7 smallmouth bass 8 pumpkin seed 9 black crappie 10 common carp 11 brown bullhead 12 channel catfish 13 yellow perch 14 spotted bass 15 bluegill 16 mountain whitefish 17 fresh water smelt 18 rockbass 19 redear sunfish 20 gobie 21 koi Salt water: 22 striped bass 23 flounder 24 bonefish 25 white snapper 26 red snapper 27 bluerunner 28 saltwater smelt I think that's it... I want to get: 10 lb walleye (never caught one) 40 in + pike 6lb brookie any size permit, tarpon, and char a trout from sweden a wild atlantic from the east coast I'm sure there will be more to come...

Trust me, this pond doesn't have any pike or muskie, bass, or anything like that, they have the lake all to themselves!

Nope, emailed the MNR last night and asked about it, he said that there's absolutely no way or license. Oh well, now are we counting them as carp for the tourny?