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hey mike... sucks to hear about the outrageous rates but most lakes in the laurentians and lanaudiere region are the same... i have one word for you GOUIN !! come visit me next year on your vacation lol

gouin has been very hot this season with bigger walleye compared to last year.. 2 months of guiding done and 2 more to go

first of all look at the penguins and there not quite the physical team!!! speed is what counts in the new nhl..and even if the flyers win pittburgh willl have a fun time ripping them in half just like they did to the sens and rangers..as for guy good work on benching price no better way than to try and wake your team up and get your point across, now its up to the players...definately not a cup year for us but then again most of the team are inexpirienced, look at the penguins last year eliminated in the first round...its just lack of expirience no biggie

hmmm interesting...from the bridge what are the directions? thanks

excellent thanks guys..is there a place where i can buy all the things needed for steelheading?like roe and weights and hooks? i was told grimbdy tackle is a good place

hmmm will a simple gps without any marine charts or road maps tell me where the boarder is?

will you be putting riggers on her????? damn nice boat im really jealous lol

hey guys i just need a little help...im going next week to fish lake onatrio(the bar) and the niagra river...i hear that sometimes its quite easy to drift into the states, i was just wondering if and where i could get an new york fishing license online? thanks

awesome report...im itching to get out...i heard the lakers are quite deep this year on massawipi and memphremagog something like 40-50 fow..better luck next time

i think its 105km from mt st michel but im not 100% sure..once you get on the gravel road after mt st michel the mileage markers start over at 0km up...and i wasnt beeing sarcastic try the new road, i know last spring when i headed up on the parent road we were doing 110-120 the roads were amazing

oh yeah i wopuld go with the new road...if it will save you 2-3 hours thats precious fishing time

ahh ok i see now.. after mont st michel its not the 309 anymore instead it turns into the parent road at km 105 you guys turn left and i continue straight, all i can say is before you guys hit the fork in the road its normally very very nice expecially at the beggining of the season when theres not much traffic..il try and give ya an update when i go in

i cant find any of my pike pics sorry..these walleye are the average around gouin anywhere from1-4lbs

i really dont target pike much since 99% of the customers want nice walleyes but when i do have to target pike in the spring my go-to lure is a spoon..anything silver flasy immitating a whitefish or minnow like williams whitefish or williams wabbler. usually pike are just starting to get active once the season opens, i wouldent worry too much for some reason all year round pike bite.il try and find pics and post em up

its even worse when you have an outfitter to run and this happens..this summer my boss bought a brand new yamaha f150 that was to be used on my guiding boat, were about 7 hours from this dealer deep in the woods anyways we had to bring it in 3 times and wait 60 days to get the problem fully fixed, funny thing is duting those 60 days i couldent guide 6 people a day so we lost out on so much money..its going to court now but one thing most places dont do is test the motor out after work is done, all they do is put the prop in a garbage can with water rev it a bit and everything is ok...they should be forced to do a real test on a river or lake

i know what you mean the best dates go first..for giant northerns at gouin anytime between mid may-end of june is great then they go deeper and tactics change. but if you can try and book before all the hunting and fishing shows which are in january. for the northerns just look for shallow warm weedy bays basically the same areas the walleye will be in since the whitefish spawn near the walleyes,this will bring in the pikes too! the extension so called 309 ends after mont laurier in a town called mont st michel then it hits gravel which is the parent road leading to where i work. its possible to use this road to get to caesars but it would just be a detour for nothing.. google up laventurier du gouin to see my work enjoy

is this card good for quebec also?

hey no problem on the tips...id love to come see you guys but like i was saying its all the way on the other side of the reservoir and would cost too much on gas, but if you guys like the area and would like to come back to gouin theres plenty other lodges in the area where i guide. on the map the red starts indicate dangerous rocks or rock islands that should be avoided(gouing has alottttt of these areas) since its basically a flooded river.i wouldent worry about the ice it will be gone, should be gone about a week before you guys arrive, but as a tip for next trip to gouin try and make it for the end of may beggining of june, in those dates you cant go wrong. jig head colors id say number 1 is definately orange..charteuse and white but if youll be fishing leeches i also recommend this http://www.lindyfishingtackle.com/tacklesh...ome.php?cat=259

agreed with 100%

lac simard is part of the gouin, always great to know. if you werent so far id take a day off and come fish

just emailed of of the game wardens i know that patrols gouin...i should have an answer for you in the next few days

im pretty sure anything around gouin that is accesible im high water is part of it, i would check with your outfitter especially like i mentioned before gouin has some restricted spawning areas untill the end of may

i dont know montreal did pretty good against the flyers this year..we will have to see montreal can also play an agressive and mean game! in the meantime tommrow im getting tickets

yessssssssss GO HABS GO!!!!!!!!!

if you noticed theres 2 lake after simard , these are part of the resevoir gouin. i know caesars has a portage from simard-lake miller(gouin) so youd have to ask them about that..oh yeah one last tip the best wind for fishing in our area is a south wind, during a south wind find the shoreline where the wind hits..usually the fishing will be hot there since the wind bring in all the minnows real shallow and the walleyes follow