Rizzo

I had a fantastic year for walleye...unfortunately I never target them, just seem to catch them by accident while musky fishing. Caught 4 over 6 pounds this year in approx 10 trips

I have been there a couple of times in the last few weeks and have found the action so so. First trip with water just around 60 degrees and a severe cold front/blue skies we hooked but lost a nice fish while jigging in 18 fow. 2nd trip w got a decent fish on a black spinnerbait in the weeds close to deeper water when the water was around 58 degrees. Last trip, with the water cooled down to 52 we spent more time trolling deeper water but had no luck, ended up casting in some green weeds in 10 fow and caught/released a 7lb pickerel on a sledge, not even a sniff from a 'ski that 3rd day.

the car which is 7 years old now is still worth more than the boat (8 years old). I like the depreciation on the boat better though...the car is worth $30,000 less than when I bought it, the boat has lost only about $3000

I have no idea but it looks like it would make fantastic bait

first of all, that's way too much information. Secondly, this should be in the thread "you know you're getting old when"

absolutely no doubt about it 100% positively a tiger musky

another saturday vote

best part is, out of all the years we've done this, I don't think a single musky has been caught by anyone. Someone will be a hero one of these times.

I'm with hookset...lots of "fishy" water (and some unmarked shoals that others have mentionned). Good numbers for sm/lm bass and pike. Water may be a bit chilly for bass though when you get there. Rumours of walleye and musky but I've never seen them

yes, I believe he built a "fish ladder" that ends right in his fridge sorry, couldn't resist.

no offense to those who live there.....but hahahahahahahahaha! I guess if you consider mudcats "fishing" and Giant Tiger "shopping" then you have found your home!

I have no idea what you are talking about as I have never seen Choronzey release a fish. It was probably a fake release you saw, there was a diver under the boat who saved that fish for the frying pan...along with the inevitable fried potatoes and baked beans. That guy's colon is a disaster waiting to happen. Pity the camera crew that has to drive home with him.

nice bass Kerry. We fished Balsam last week Wednesday with the same results...no musky but one incidental fish. I caught a 6lb walleye on a sledge right at boatside. Water that day was 52 degrees and, surprise surprise it was windy and rough on balsam.

been MANY years since I was there. There was formerly a marina on Jordan harbour that you could park at and walk along the shore but I see its gone now. Not sure what the access would be like anymore. At that time there were some pretty worn paths that were right beside the QEW. There is now a marina and breakwall on the lake Ontario side. Marinas are usually good spots to fish if they'll let you! Pretty sure there is a breakwall out there too that you could access

teehee :D

there are largemouth bass in Jordan harbour

Very well said Lew. If I had those kind of partners/memories I'd enjoy pickerel fishing too.

great news. The woman who took the baby walks away with probation probably or a brief stint in a psychiatric facility. What a world we live in.

their fight can be compared to a wet dish rag, how's that for a reason.

you're not looking for catfish, you're looking for a date! Welcome to the board and hope to hear some reports.

I like the early morning bite, and at this time of year 8 a.m. is plenty early!

wow very sad and scary. After having 2 children the past couple of years, I can't understand how this could happen. The babies NEVER left my wife's side, but more importantly, I had to practically give DNA just to get in to see mom/baby. Strangers could not just walk in to the maternity ward.

my guess is they will be open water fish...big, but hard to find

I knew it. I avoided opening this post for a long time (knowing it would be that dang EURO-PIKE again) but curiosity got the better of me. Kind of like that scab you shouldn't pick but can't resist. You know its gonna bleed but do it anyways.

hey, at least they were 2 big fish! I say good job.