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HJ-14 glass purple perch when you think you are fishing to slow go slower

Green giant peaches and cream have the best kernels for hook bait, the dollar store and no name is good for chum. Hominy (sp) is also awesome but sometimes hard to find. Stick with dempsters canadian white bread it's like bagette for carp Just watch out for the damn turtles Believe it or not marshmellows were a good floating bait if you like to fish the surface bite good luck!

check walleye central if your willing to drive you will save huge $$$$

Just send cast adventures a PM. The upper is crystal clear and ice free to bad all the trout are in the catt and 18 mile

I got my HDS 10 from Josh no problems at all, well worth it. Kelley Islands Ohio Lake Erie Here's my dad holding one of those targets

The Olympus Stylus 1030 SW is bullet proof. The video recording sound sucks but the camera is well worth every $. I've ruined lots of cameras but this one sits in the river while I unhook steelhead. Even in dirty water

Those look good When we fish lake erie or deeper waters the color is usually picked by the depth of water and light conditions.

Paul puts fish in the boat, Frank is Just as good but I bet their both booked solid

I mix everything with the gulp juice Try this Half a lime 1 shot gulp alive 1 shot your favorite booze Let me know

Just buy it Rob, if you do you will actually start catching fish On a serious note if you take care of it you shouldn't have to worry about it freezing.......

North West is the best if you dress right on a decent 15-25km day I think you may do ok

Check out the new bare's

Looks like the same trail

It is a big river but it's an even bigger internet

I've only been fishing there for 10 years but it's getting busier and busier every year, watch what you say because it's definetly becoming a zoo

Anything SW sustained over 20mph for any lenght of time is bad, looks like the forecast for tomorrow.

Try those little worms that you find under the old leaves in another few weeks, that's the time

It's still dirty from the weekend, water temp dropped from 68-61 since sunday

Don't forget to consider the waterways your fishin. Big water like the Niagara the Geen and even Sauble will fish different then those little toronto creeks or the south shore of erie. When casting and line retreival is an issue I'd want to make sure I made the right choice in reels

The upper is fishing well lately due to cooler water temps. A sure bet is both smallies and largies, but there is a few good spots for shore pike and muskie. I wouldn't discount your chances at a steelie but you will have to fish choice times and keep moving but i've seen more then a handful caught recently As far as the lower goes I can't help you but look up Paul from cast adventures he's got the lower dialed in pretty good.

I was at a walleye tourny. For the area you will be fishing this weekend a feeder is going to be tough because the bottom is very very muddy and everything will sink down making it tougher to register a good bite unless you set up a bolt rig. I'd suggest a pop up with about a 6-8 inch lead fished over your chum, the idea of the bolt rig opposed to the feeder is that the carp will hook itself but with your feeder it may not be heavy enough and you will probally just have the carp drop the bait. If it was me fishing there I'd bring a couple decent steelhead or salmon style rods in 10-13 foot length and fish with a float suspended over your chum. Just make sure to find bottom where you plan on baiting and keep your bait about 3 inches from bottom I'd also try fishing small worms with one kernel of corn on the hook. If you choose to fish bottom then go light so you don't lose your bait in the mud just a plain splitshot and hook will work and if you can keep a piece of breaqd on the hook you will be golden. Try and talk with Andrew he will help you out also, maybe I will see you at our next match it's at NET resort on August 9th. Good Luck

Are you fishing byng island?

A-1 report one of the best I've seen on this board, there's just something about specks AWESOME

Just check the bottom temp and stay in water around the 60's , I'd try jiggin spoons Usually in those deeper laker lakes the water is pretty cold.