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Joeytier
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I wonder how many deaths it will take before its outlawed!
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Cool. Never thought about using a flatfish for the stream troots
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Or flat...
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Really? Caught many 3-4 lb. white bass at nuke plant in Pickering. Haven't been there for few years. It would be super cool to get into a 9 lb. wiper if they are there now too. Wipers at Pickering? Is this true?
Yes i believe it was even featured in an ontario OOD. I used to catch lots of what i thought were huge white bass in the 3 to 4 lb. range...thinking some of the bigger ones may have been wipers...or i've caught multiple world record white bass haha
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Beautiful speckles. Are these naturals?
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The monkey puke strikes again! Thats a great morning of riggin'
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I can tell you how big it is!
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Not sure there's any P3ta members that support harper's initiatives in the slightest, but point taken.
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If the idiot just kept the fish and ate it he would have harvested the roe legally and would have gotten a meal to boot.
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Huge falleye!
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Such a cool story. Just goes to show that theres no such thing as too big for musky!
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My quantum has microguides and the uni to unis go through without an issue...just trim your ends tight lol
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You werent bullied...get over yourself dude lol. Ive been here years and am definitely not an 'old boy'...havent really had any issues. Still a daily visit for me, and love posting reports every now and then, even made some good friends along the way.
A + OFC drama
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Jigging with plastics i like shorter blanks with faster tips. Im using a 7' quantum accurist right now and like it a lot ( the price was right). Basically anything 6'6" to 7' with a fast/xfast action and a soft tip will be ideal.
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Seeing as how you contribute nothing except requests for people to share knowledge on spots they worked hard to figure out and just recently told off a bunch of members for looking out for your safety in a respectable manner, i dont expect much help coming your way.
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Well that was a productive lunch break...thanks nick
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That is too cool. I've seen the 3tards a couple times live a few years ago.
Oh and nice muskies
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I used to like running my flies no more than 20 " behind the spin doctor. Gave the fly a crazy roll and the big kings went nuts for it
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World record class wipers have been caught out of lake o within the last few years (not sure if it was an official record though). Very cool fish.
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Smallies can be anywhere that time of year, but a good starting point is main basin big rocks on steep drops. Try some typical minnow nd crawfish plastics and dont be afraid to go big!
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My tailgate and one of my paddles!
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Casting, not trolling. I find they often hit a spoon when you kill it and let it flutter down (just like lakers and specks). I was fishing a splake lake last fall, and 2 guys trolling went past and said "that guy must think he's fishing for bass". 6 fish later they wanted to know what lure I was using.
Absolutely. Splake, like lakers and specks, go into full spawning mode in october and start pushing shallow as soon as soon as the water starts to cool. I like to fish them like specks and cast into shoreline structure adjacent to deep water areas. Big boulders with 10 + FOW close by has been a top producing spot for me.
If youre fishing with another person, try one person casting spinners like a no. 6 panther martin and the other with a slip floated worm and go from there!
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Yeah i used to love the ride from whitby.
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Bring a knife sharpener
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Ive never found it difficult to navigate through the one board set up OFC has in the all years ive been here. Seems like a topic that comes up once or twice a year with lots of debate and nothing comes of it, thankfully.