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nice fish

wow, great day and congrats on finally christening the rod

sounds like you had a good day,nice fish

wtg getting the kids out, always entertaining

great report

nice pics, thanks for sharing

had the whole family try it so we could all look funny together as none of us could do it

get the boys out as much as possible.Thinking Whitemans or hamilton or both

great pics,it's cool you get them to eat right out of hands

nice job and tats

lol,you thinking of Mary Maxim by any chance Misfish?And thanks,CC.Try to get the kids out every day

hey Misfish, this is the Nith in Paris right before it enters into the Grand.It is funny you mentioned New Hamburg as I just moved to Paris from there a couple years ago.The dam there is where I slowly started taking these guys fishing

great family report,always nice

My ankle is starting to feel better so I took my 6 year old son walking on the nith in some new areas.We both had a lot of hits and I managed a couple of small bass. My son lost a bass right in front of him and managed to land this guy.He refuses to hold them.The conservation web site says the nith gets runs of trout in the fall and can see why.There was some really nice waters in this new section we tried.Here are a few scenery shots.Never realized how great it is around here until starting to fish again.All these pictures were within a 10 minute walk of my house.Hope you enjoy

really cool pic,have never seen them like that

great report,always fun to get out with the kids

great report

say you did pretty good,great group of fish

great report and really nice fish,congrats

any day out is good. nice fish

good report,looks like you had fun

nice new to you ride.congrats and hope you have nothing but enjoyment with it

Grant, it is actually the Speed river in Cambridge which flows into the Grand river. The conservation website does not mention anything about walleye but says small/largemouth bass,pike,bullhead,carp,panfish and rainbow/brown/brook trout can all be caught.

beautiful looking area,great pics

After really spraining my ankle my last trip out I thought I would take my son to a place where I used to catch bass and pike years ago that also had a nice,flat injury free deck to fish from.As you can tell my son is a ham for the camera.Judging by the marker the water was pretty low for this area but tried it anyway.My first cast out with a spoon and hook into a bass. Well, one nice jump later and the fish is off.Was not a long bass but was it ever fat.That would turn out to be the only hit in 3 hours.Still nice to get out with my son as always.Below the dam in the last pic it is about a foot deep in most spots,pretty weedy and fast moving.In this area I watched what had to be a 15-20lb. carp swimming around,going under the weeds and back out again.I want to go back again and try to get him but was wondering how to go about it.From the pics I have seen on here carp are usually fished for in ponds,more open water,etc.I was wondering if there is a way of catching them in a mess like this.Any suggestions would be great.Oh,sorry for another skunked report but will keep working on it.