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Tom McCutcheon

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  1. Mike and Ron.

    The next time we have a meeting like that I won't forget my white sheet..... only it would be a moose with a mask over it's face to hide it's identity or something Canadian.....What an impression he must have made to council.

    Like I said yesterday I don't believe a lobby group like this should be allowed to dictate change to the newley established regulations, and try to get "THEIR LAKE" designated a SPECIAL FISHERY. They had their opportunity to have their say at the FMZ17 council meetings. If it happens here it could spread to other greedy lobbyists in other Kawartha lakes associations. It has only been 4 months since the regulation changes came into effect. If it had of been me owning a resort on the lake, or any lake on the Kawarthas for that matter, I would have been ready for the hard water season and embracing the changes as a new business venture.

     

    Keep us advised boys and you can always count on my support.

     

    Tom.

  2. Just a preliminary report from Bridgenorth.

     

    Mike Brown and the rest of the organizers deserve a huge PAT on the back and an ATTA BOY for a job well done and what looked like a huge success. I will let Mike provide details of numbers of participants and fish caught but it was a great day on the ice for all. I am sure he has a load of pictures. I did not see one frown all day.

     

    Tom.

  3. Balsam has most of the pike problem as they have settled in there as well as canal lake. the other lakes are pike free for the most part from what i understand

     

     

    fish-miester you are correct... At this time we believe that the Pike are only in as far as Balsam and Canal on the west end of the system. There have been reports of Pike caught at Percys Reach on the east end. Our initiatives are to try and determine how well established the Northern Pike are in these areas. Our studies will hopefully lead us to a happy solution to this problem.

     

    Tom McCutcheon

    Release Director

    Kawartha Lakes Chapter

    Muskies Canada

  4. You could try Cedar Village Pickeral River Marina at http://www.cvprm.com/

    They are located on the Pickeral river just off of #69 highway, and have house keeping cabins or motel rooms. Boat launch and docking is right there also. Restaurant with excellent food.

    I have stayed there several times over the last 4 or 5 years. Lots of water to fish close by and you can boat all the way down to the Lower French.

    Combine the two. Although you would need more than three days to fish just the Pickeral.

     

    Good luck.

  5. The last time I fished it was in the 80's when a man named John Cameron was the owner. It is a great lake. About 29 miles from the camp to the far end of the lake with lots of bays and islands to fish. Como Creek was the hot spot near (2 or 3 miles) the camp for pike and walleye as well as Grassie Falls. There are a couple of small lakes that you can get into if the water is down low enough to get undr the RR tressle as well as a portage into another. Make sure you take a GPS to mark your trail, very easy to get lost coming back to camp in the dark.

    The farther end of the lake widens out and is quite deep and holds lake trout as well as walleye and pike and whitefish. There also was an outpost cabin here with propane fridge and stove.

     

    Good luck if you go and please let us know how you made out. I would be interested to hear if it is still a great fishery.

     

    Tom.

  6. It's OK guys I was loged onto a number of other forums and was recieving

    way to many notifications in my hotmail acount.

    so I unsubscribed to all but this one.

    I went out were I live on Pigeon L. and can't even find the chanel because the water is down like 3 feet.

    So can anyone let me know if the ice on Chemong is still safe and have you had any luck in the last couple of days?

     

     

    Where abouts on Pigeon are you located? I am on a small bay south of the Gannon Narrows and our normal 4 to 5 feet of water is now down to 2 to 3. If you have a GPS with you, you still should be able to find the deeper holes (8 to 10 feet) in the south end of the lake.

  7. Cliff there is 10 to 12 inches all over the lake with few exceptions ellery bay has a open spot near shore and there is some questionable ice near birchpoint and the very middle out front of the house could dirve a car on it if i wanted to

     

     

    According todays Peterborough Examiner, somebody thought they could drive all over the place on Chemong on Sunday. The ice is in good shape in most spots with 10 to 12 inches of ice, however there is a Jeep Cherokee stuck in 3 to 4 feet of water near Fifes Bay and another guy and his young daughter tried going under the Causeway bridge on his ATV. The jeep is still visable but the ATV sunk. Everyone is alright and now thinking different.

    Be safe everyone.

     

    Tom.

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