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Northern most point of lake Huron St Mary's river between Sugar Island Michigan and Sault Ontario. 26 inch walleye

I have a 16 foot v nose enclosed trailer. Pull it almost anywhere, quad with rack and 12 foot jonboat fits very nice with enough gear for 4 guys (really need to stop hauling so much). Unload quad and boat, fish all day and easily sleep comfortably inside at night. I recommend it.

Flatfish. Any Size any color. Have been using them since 1971 and have only caught ONE fish (pike circa 1974). Thousands of bass, perch, trout, walleye, salmon on everything else but damn the flatfish!

I cross regularly and the agents don't care about papers & paperwork. I've been told "I don't want to see it" several times as I had it in my hands. Accurately complete the arrivecan app and you're good. For a "quarantine plan" many people just enter a Canadian hotel. I have "return home" as my plan. They are still randomly handing out test kits you have to drop off at a courier (got one of those too once) but in 30 crossings it was only 1 time. It's Minestry of Health, not the border agents. Ontario believes they're in the 7th wave of Covid (CBC reporting as of 8-1-2022)

They have come down a bit in Northern Michigan

Good lake. First there is a is a steep-ish hill just to get your heart rate up, then it's FISH ON!

8 days ago, 36 feet jigging 3 guys 12 walleye in a little more than an hour. So ya, they're "almost" everywhere.

I've caught walleye in 52 feet of water regularly in Northern Ontario, they're not only a shallow water fish. We used down riggers and floating raps. They're EVERYWHERE

I live in Sault Michigan and I've always wanted to fish in there. Care to show an old fart how to fish the rapids?