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post counts don't mean anything .. look I got one for this

Had the day to myself since my son was with his mom so I figured it would be a good day to head out to the grand for a full day of fishing .. managed to hook into 6 of them .. biggest being 28" long and an even 12lbs according to my scale .. now I dont have a picture of the scale so if you don't believe the weight toooooo bad took a little drive up the creek to Byng park .. just wanted to see what the water level was like up there .. pretty low and it looks like a beaver has decided to munch on a couple trees going to head out again next weekend with the boy .. and the rod benders have a cat on the board

Heading out right now to catch his mother

caught 4 bags full last night .. not another sole around

Thanks TJ .. your the man and thanks to Dave, Pete and J.P .. entering almost everyday payed off

he didnt say anything offensive other then he caught a fish while all these are sittin at home dreaming of catching a fish .. its a beauty for sure .. for all those that put down his fish because it isnt 20lbs go grab your rod .. no not that one .. your fishing one .. hit a trib and catch a darn fish .. This is why I dont bother with fishing reports anymore .. too many armchair fisheman .. surprised no one has asked where you caught it yet

stretches of the Credit are open year round .. with this warm weather coming up the next little while just getting out is worth it .. catching something is a bonus

Thanks for the link .. I hope they decide to update this its from 2005

I agree .. you probably are not allowed to use it Ontario but the definition of organic bait doesnt specify what fish can and cant be used.

thanks for your opinion but I am looking for the facts here is the definition of organic bait Organic bait – Natural bait comprised of live or dead organisms (animals or plants), derivatives, or parts thereof. This can include minnows, leeches, frogs, insects, worms, fish eggs, cut bait, corn, macaroni, pet food, cheese or similar substances. Fly materials, such as deer hair, or rubber baits impregnated with artificial scents are not considered organic bait.

would I use sunfish as bait?? probaby is it illegal .. well thats debatable (and what I am trying to find out) salmon guys use herring strips for salmon but they are also not listed in the baitfish section

http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/STEL02_178932.pdf Other legal organic baits currently include earthworms, fish parts, frogs, roe, and leeches. found this on the net .. its going back a couple years .. but according to this fish parts can be used .. as long as not whole .. gonna have to wait to hear back from the MNR

they should .. the water level below the dam should be the same .. just wont be any flow so the carp should still be there .. maybe even more then before

Thanks .. that is what I was looking for (I missed the CO part the first time)

if its empty ..chances are the carp arent there

who did you get this info from?? a friend?? a CO??

you didnt finish the sentence .. page 10 of the regs "Only the fish species listed below may be used as live bait" according to that sentence if its dead it doesnt matter what you use

the regs state I can only use white and longnose sucker as "live" bait .. can I use different types of suckers as cut bait??

yes .. a sunfish whole is a sunfish .. if I lop a filet off of it and toss it in the water is it still a sunfish or is it now considered organic bait .. I have sent the MNR the same question .. weather or not I get a reply I will have to see you hear about people using perch eyes as bait .. but its not a perch .. its organic bait salmon/trout eggs get used as bait because its organic bait the filet of the fish should be the same .. just want to be sure before I try it

I have read that in some US states that they use sunfish for bait for big cats .. the regs dont have sunfish listed as "live" bait. some people use shrimp, mackeral, and who knows what else from the grocery store my question is if I cut it up as cut bait does it become organic bait opposed to a sunfish??

info here looks like they did it back in January

the winner can take on my Piranhas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYjEDrxAcHc

already got 6 dozen in the fridge .. just make sure you are getting the worms from somewhere that doesnt use chemicals on the grass .. or your frog wont last too long you can also get talapia from the grocery store and chop it up .. cheaper then guppies

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