lunkerbasshunter

most excting way to catch smallies on top water and using jitterbug (old school) The easiest way to catch smallies is on tubes or stick baits Cheers!

wow good looking string of "eyes" you got into there! Cheers!

great report!! some good looking fish you guys got into!! cheers!

good vid. I have a buddy who swears the biggest esox are down in 25-30 ft of water. cheers!

awesome report!!! cheers!

you can do it!! i quit about 6 and a half years ago cold turkey. No help just will power. It can be done im proof of it. hang in there you can do this!!!!

this is one heck of story!!! i sure hope all is well from here on out!!!

That is totally unreal!!! Cheers!

very nice cheers

heard awesome things about tomiko that is a nice fish cheers!

lol love your pet rock good report! Cheers!

wow that laker is a beast!!!

wow that is one heck of a trip your planning. Here is what I would do on the way up if I had this opportunity which is a dream trip in my eyes. One day my dog and I are going to do this! I would fish nipissing or Temagami so you can say you did it and maybe you can get into one of the famous days they are known for. From there I would hit Abitibi straight north of Kirkland lake. My wifes grandfather used to fish this lake alot and limited out in half hour for walleye more times then not. He always warned me about the rocks on this lake though. there are 700 islands so you can imagine that you dont want to go to fast as there is rock everywhere. This same rock is why there are tons of great fishing opps for Walleye and Pike. After Abitibi I would make your way to Hearst. If it was me though I would continue on to Longlac. Longlac area is a fishermens dream. Little pressure and tons of fish. My dad used to sell for a mill up there and they used to go fishing as part of sales meetings and they would basically catch fish after fish with a jig and minnow combo for hours at a time. It was more rare not to get a bite then it was to catch a fish on everycast/drift. From Longlac your only about 2 hours to Lake Nipigon. From there you have all the big lakes I would fish in Northwestern ontario. On the way back I would hit White lake provincial park for the fishing opps there. It is little known but very productive from what I have heard. Finally on the way back it would be foolish not to fish a day or two on georgian bay which could very well be the most versitile fishing lake anywhere in canada. Huge Musky/pike, great walleye and bass fishing, go deeper and find rainbows and salmon. Man I am excited for you! I hope to see a great report when you come back Cheers!

entertaining read thanks for sharing cheers!

wayne great pics! Steve R my inlaws just moved up that way. about 10-15 minutes from there actually. I can tell you that the fishing has been decent but it is late this year so the bite is just starting to heat up. Should be in full swing when your up there. Be prepared for black fly hell. Althoguh there is some sun and heat coming most likely not enough to kill most of them off. Bring a bug suit! Cheers!

very sorry to hear that! Looks like a wonderful dog! Cheers!

that really is priceless! cheers!

what a great fish! and you let her free as well!

sure was better then pulling weeds! good report! cheers!

wow what an awesome fish! cheers!

love that beaver picture! looks like your having a great time!

wow what a beauty!!!! cheers!

hopefully you get into some fish on your trip! cheers!

until i hear it out of bettmans mouth i wont believe it.

oh yeah that is for real.....