BillM

Matt, I bet you can't wait for the Ottawa/Toronto home games eh? :)

I must have just missed you (Had to pick up some line and some random stuff for tomorrow). Was pretty jammed in there today!

If you're not a strong swimmer I suggest not trying to play lifeguard because bad things will happen.

Those salmon must like double doubles! I bet people are still trying to fish in that mess as well.

I watch the Colts as well, but this thread isn't about them

You ever try to swim with a life jacket? Try it before you attempt to save anyone.

Stupid question, is this going to be aired or will I have to stream it somewhere?

Get a remote, you'll be able to lose the 20 sec delay and also you'll have zero focus issues.

With all this rain you better get out there to pick up the stragglers or else they'll be long gone. Don't wait around for internet reports.

This thread really makes me want to get back down to Clearwater for some salt water action.

I find that when things start to cool off the in the fall the fish will move shallower (Especially those big snakes).. I catch bass on topwater right until the end of Oct/start of Nov if the weather is decent.

It is! Here's their website. I run both types (feather and without) and they both work great. All kinds of other stuff on them as well as you can imagine. http://www.docsgoofyjigs.com/Pages/default.aspx

Those two 'fangs' they have would leave you with a few holes in your fingers that's for sure. When I'm down there I use Docs Goofy jigs and half a shrimp. Bomb it out there and rip it back as fast as I can. Lots and lots of fun.

We haven't even mentioned yet that brook trout is actually a char and not a trout at all, lol I've heard of some of those monster sea run browns they get on the east coast (Mostly caught in the middle of the night if I'm not mistaken).. That sounds like a fun little fishery.

No.. Sea trout is a sea trout. It's a warm water salt water species.. It shares it's name with the fresh water speckled trout (or brook trout) but is in a completely different family and not related at all. Only thing similar is the name.

They shouldn't be... Brown trout are brown trout, speckled trout are speckled trout (or otherwise known as brook trout)

No, completely different. Sea trout is a salt water fish, also in a completely different family. To make things even more confusing they called sea trout 'speckled trout' as well. Always gets a laugh out of me when I'm fishing down in Florida.

If this was a pike, no one would care at all. Food for thought.

Most likely the weather

I dunno, I've had some banner days out on the water with jetskis and boats zipping around.

Justin in order to use that Canon app (EOS Remote), you'd need to setup your smartphone as a wifi hotspot... Canon EOS remote only works over wifi for remote camera control.

Nice fish! Heading up that way Sunday, hopefully the weather is decent.

Mike, every single one of your threads makes me jealous! Awesome trip with the oldman!

Would be nice, but the cloud cover is crazy tonight. I was going to drive up to the Parry Sound area so I could get some good clean black sky looking north but the cloud cover would make that just a huge waste of time.

Look into your crystal ball and tell us!