I love your videos! I cant believe a video like this gets only a few replies but non fishing topics get dozens haha
anyway thanks for taking the time to post. I enjoyed it!
Oh by the way. You know your hardcore when you have a briefcase for your ice rods haha
Cheers!
there is endless great quality lakes in ontario for big pike. Like someone else mentioned Lake Muskoka has some big ones. Georgian Bay is a pike haven in May. Lake Nipissing have some monster as well. Further to the west how could you go wrong with Lac Seul, nipigon or just about any lake from Thunder Bay to the Manitoba border.
Its amazing you fishing at 80! I sure hope im doing road trips at 80 searching for big fish!
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Got to wonder why you would risk it in a canoe. When most bigger boats with motors and deep vs are put away, you think you can get out there in a canoe? The water would kill you in minutes at these temps.
Sad story, sorry to the family and friends
I washed lures all day Friday north east of there. weeds are dieting off. the best fishing won't start for a while. water temps are 58 degrees. nobody was catching anything so it wasn't just me.
The cigarette butt thing is an important one. Last weekend a friend threw his butt into my campfire pit that had some brush in it that fell from trees from the storm a couple weeks ago and it was going to be burned then the fire ban started. Anyway I was in the screen in porch and smelt camp fire smoke and when I went out my fire pit was lit up. If it can happen in a fire pit with a few small branches it will happen in the bush! Be safe everyone!
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On our lake the water is 81 it got as high as 85 July 4th. What dropped the water temps we think is have wind from a storm. Stired the colder water underneath up and water temps dropped 10 degrees. Now back up to 81 as of Saturday night.
I find as long as the water temperature stays steady the fish will bite. When its up and down is when the fishing really starts.