duxbware

Hey gang, it's been a while since I posted on here. Kids sports have taken over the last few years leaving me with little time to fish. We had a last minute change in vacation plans leaving us with a few weeks off. My wife surprised me and said she will go north fishing with the boys and I. They are 7&9. I am looking for last minute and I mean last minute suggestions on where to go. I need a place where fish (walleye) are plentiful, other activities for the boys besides fishing such as swimming or hiking......it would be great if it offers all inclusive. I want to leave Wednesday. I will drive up to 10 hours..any suggestions would be great. We get one vacation a year together so we are willing to spend a little bit. Thanks.

Good Afternoon all, Friday is a P.A day and I want to take my boys fishing. They are 5 and 7. I am looking for suggestions for perch charters on lake Erie. I know I am asking a lot but I don't want to spend $400-$500. They really want to have some fun and go out in a boat and catch a bunch of fish( that's why I want to go after perch). Does anybody know of a charter that will not break the bank and caters to families? If I had to guess it will be a half day event but fingers crossed they will want to stay longer. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks, Duxbware and his boys.

Sounds like fun and a great way to meet some new people. I would love to join.

My parents are selling their trailer. It has everything you stated above. However its located in Sauble Beach. The trailer is approximately 5-6 years old if I recall. Great bass and pike fishing in the summer and the salmon and trout action is also great in the spring and fall. If anyone is interested I can forward pics. Sorry I don't know the price off hand but will find out if you are interested. Thx. Dux.

Thanks for the replies and Pm's guys. Some great suggestions and I will look into all of them. Has anyone ever been to Horwood Lake lodge? Some feed back would be great. Kids under six are free there!!! I want to make sure there is lots of stuff for the boys to do. The website says they have wolf calling. That would be a highlight for sure!!! Once again thanks for all your suggestions!!!!! Dux.

Thanks for the suggestion Sirwhite. I was hoping to go further north. I want the boys to experence the "real north" for the first time. I understand the day trip thing is going to be tuff to find but I don't want to turn them off of fishing at a young age. However if they are catching a bunch of fish that may be a different story. Maybe a hike to an old gold mine or something.....

Live in Kitchener.

Good morning, My wife just surprised the hell out of me and said I can book a family fishing vacation this August. We have two boys 6 and 4. They enjoy outdoors and fishing. My wife, she will fish but is not thrilled about it. My question to all of you is, where should we go? I would like to have the following: - One boat so we all could stay together (16ft) -Clean and well kept cabin, firdge stove....... - Other things to do besides fishing, ( a town or somewhere that we can day trip to) - A beach or a place to swim - Great fishing for walleye, pike ect.... This is our first family trip and want to make it enjoyable for all. We enjoy fishing but can't do it all day for a week ( even though I could) I don't mind driving 6-8 hours, I plan on driving through the night so the boys can sleep. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks. D.

Thx guys. I dont want to arrive and find the river full of ice....

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Hello everyone, Can anybody tell me if there is a website,webcam or anything that would let me know if the rivers are fishable? I am looking to fish any Huron trib tomorrow in the Bruce area. I don't want to drive and hour or two only to find that river is full of ice and unfishable. I know the website for the river levels, just want to make sure the river is not full of ice.I am fishing alone if anybody wants to hook up shoot me a PM.

Google to Liquor Licence Act of Ontario. You can only consume alcohol in a residence, private place or premise with a permit. Definitions of residence and private place are also there. A fish hut ( clam type) does not fall into any of those areas, however an ice bungalow with sleeping, cooking and bathroom facilities does.....What it all comes down to guys is that law enforcment officers have DISCRETION. One officer may hammer the fisherman having the odd beer where the as the other officer maybe give a warning. Its a risk we take when having the odd beer on the ice.

Just got back from Big Bay Point. No issues with the parking. I walked all over the place!!!!! and I mean all over LOL. I lost one quickly after hook up and marked about 5 other fish through out the day. Fishing was very slow to say the least. I had a good time and thats all that matters. Now I have to go find something for the nasty wind burn I got on my face. Thanks to all who answered my questions about parking. If anyone wants to hook up pleqase send me a PM. Cheers, Duxbware!!

Thanks Sinclair will leave the minnows alone. I just got off the phone with bylaw, to make it eaiser for anybody else reading this post you can park facing West on the North side all down Big Bay Point road. That pretty much sums it up. Now lets hope the fish are there.....

Thanks for the feed back guys. I plan on arriving fairly early. I am assuming the signs are posted clearly, so I can find a spot and walk for ten minutes to the lake then walk for another 30 minutes or more lol. Is it worth my time stopping for minnows on the way up? I have the white tube jigs,white swim baits, various jigging raps and spoons..... I will post my results when I return home.