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Reef Runner

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  1. Looks like a wonderful place. Never fished there but have in Kippawa, just North. Best Laker trip I ever experienced. They were taking minnows on gang trolls, lead core about 5 colours (or in your case colors, lol) off. Remember a Quebec fishing license would be required as I recall the conservation officers being very strict on that point as well as respecting regulations. The license is pricey to out of province residents.

  2. Good luck. There is a small river/creek that connects Restoule to Rainy Lake. It is very shallow with a strong current so be careful. Beautiful country up there. Hope the racoons are behaved. Last time I went they were pretty fearless and didn't mind shuffling through our wares, lol.

  3. Amazing report dude. Not only were the pics great, but your description of the general area and hospitable diners are amazing and handy for my next trip that way. Thanks for sharing your vacation with us. Looks like an amazing time in an equally amazing place.

  4. Hello all,

     

    Taking a camping trip to my old childhood summer stomping grounds on Wadsworth Lake near Barry's Bay at the end of the month. As the quality of fishing on this lake has declined in recent years (btw mikeymike, how'd you do?), I was considering renting a boat for the day on the Madawaska River. Preferably, I would like to rent a boat closer to Combremere as I'm more familiar with that stretch of river, plus renting a boat in Barry's Bay means facing the big water of Kaminiskeg in a small rental. I recall renting from a Marina years back but cannot find a listing. Any one know of an affordable and quality boat rental outfitter in the general area?

     

    Thank you all who reply,

     

    reefrunner

  5. i've caught smallies of all sizes on crayfish ranging from little one inchers, to "mini-lobster" 4 inchers. hook them through the tail through the underside and up through the shell, make sure you don't puncture the veign in the center of the tail... the crayfish will die in less than 5 minutes if you do!

     

    :thumbsup_anim: Thanks gone fishin! Next time out I'll hunt for some crawdads

  6. All good remarks here so far.

     

    As you are using natural colours and it may be tough to visually follow the bait to the bottom, I would suggest leaving a little bow in your line on the drop. This will allow you to see when the bait hits bottom or a twitch or change of direction in the line indicates a strike from a fish.

     

    Small bass nibble, big ones take it sideways from my experience.

     

    Good luck out there!

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