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glad you had a good time. yea the small hammerhandle pike can be a nuissance.

holy smokes that looks good!

use dipsy divers or a big sinker or wolf rig.( look like a bottom boncer but with a 3 way swivel. use a small williams. you can catch them from shore in late fall or early sping. good luck

for parks i recommend hiawatha..

halfway has a high acid content from the smoke stack at inco. The fishing is slow most of the time. like most acied lakes there a few fish but the few are big. use big baits and fish obvious spots. halfway got hit by a tornado a few years back. fish for bass in the blown trees. The fish in deep are trophies and require ALOT of detication to get em'. i remember marking a ton but nothing wroked. downrigging dipsy diving, big splitshots. etc. i got skunked. but the bass are big. i wouldent bother for the deep ones unless the bass arent on the bite or you have patiance like a saint.

oh ok cool. never fished much down there. is that where you got your walleye and trout?

wow cool. i never cought any brooks in the lake... i never realy fished for them in the lake though. where you guys at south bay?

never fished on restoule but i went on the lake to portage to another killer lake. awesome bass fishing.

great in the spring for walleye pike bass and perch. i use to use slip bobber and a leech.. did well. look for sharp bends in the river. fish the slow current side. if u want to jig use a weedless . rocks are big and snags are crazy. fish on overcast days. they like perch patterns if you use crainkbaits,

we had a camp on the lake... lake trout are small... must of been a good day.and yes the walleye that are deep are big. the smallmouth and walleye interfeer .. the smallies eat the trout eggs. brookies are up the river part.

ramsey has great walleye fishing at dusk when the traffic is low. it is more a sport lake than a fishing lake. pike a rare and hammerhandles. bass are huge and great.(smallie). dont go befor 12 noon.. morning is a waste of time. light finesse work good for bass cause they have moderate pressure. walleye: bottom bouncing with spinner and worm. pike: jerkbait. (white xrap) fish the rocks for the walleye and smallmouth. pike arent to far behind. island are great. i have seen a school of walleye in the middle of the day cruising in 2ft of water on the shaol neer moonlight beach. mcfalane= garbage. rock bass eat all the eggs. hammerhandle is all your going to get. if your lucky mabea a walleye. dont eat fish in kelly lake nepewassi has great walleye lm and sm bass muskie and pike fishing. use same techniques as ramsey as for the musky use a gold buckail with white grub trailer. nepewassi is in estaire. best lake around imo. good luck and if u need more questions just ask me.

dunlop lake is a waste of time for lake trout. too small and rare. big bass however.(smallmouth) cought em up to 6 pounds on wacky worm green pumkin from yamomoto.walleye are ok at night in VERY shallow rockey shorelines at south bay. dunlop is alround a bad lake.. to many rock bass and bullhead if u fish live bait. quirk lake has insane huge laketrout. dont eat them there full of murcury though. there fun to catch.(up to 30 lbs is not uncommon) elliot lake itself is not bad. lake trout. walleye(dont bother) pike were accidently stocked. there rare but huge. sm bass are abundant. alot of little speckle trout lakes.. my fav. is flag lake. no bigger than a parking lot it has premuim fishing. pull one in one after another. a canoe or small 12 footer is required cause no launch. depot has good pike fishing. but unmarked shoals are easy to hit with a fast boat. for the lakers in these lakes use a green and chrome little cleo or a smaller williams pike will eat anything. bass like wacky worms n shaky heads. use rapalas dt7 in baby bass color. walleye: you cant beat a lindy rig or jig n leech. speckled: trool with little spoon or small jig with worm. (i had a 4 pound speckie hit a frog once) have a good one.

dipsy divers

megabass.

it hit a gosh darn net up there.. skeeter going 70mph+ stationary net = bad. got all tangled good thing i had my knife the net was made of like 200 pound mono lol. just cut it off my prop. the net was not marked at all. be carful be alert. good fishn' there tho. good luck

use a rattlebait with lots of vibration like the new rapala. they zone in with their latteral nerves. if u snag remove the front hook. you can buy weedless jigs. bang them off the rocks with gulp or live bait.

i cought a 6 punder out in killarney and it was similar. not 10 mabea 5-6

i dont get how this killing machine of a guy gets killed my his twig wife? what gives?

chrome and green little cleo..... if not green chrismas tree and a minnow . all downrigged.

i worked as a macanics assistant... 3 of our main macanics are laid off and 2 macanic assistants. i did not do anything wrong ang that was an ignorant post. the economic crisis hit us hard here in sudbury. you should think before you speak. that pisses me off. i would go fishing but my dad is a police officer on the special responce unit and my mother is in afganistan. so i go mabea twice a week. another jerkoff comment.

yea it was fun. you might get the odd gamefish like a pike follow em in too.

yep i got laid off

the veuve goes very thin in some places. you can cast across the river fom shore lol. small pike and nice bass some perch and panfish are common here. i have cought 200 perch in 3 hours (5-13 inches) talk about a shore lunch! i only cept 15 of the bigger ones though. in the wide spots in marksday, very large pike are caught accidently by fishing for muskie. (the color i talked above) up to 25 pounds acutally. for a thin river it is very deep in some places. no worry for shoals, they are well marked and there minimal. fish the shoals on the back side of the currect. get your limit in pike walleye bass perch panfish etc. very popular for muskie too. there are jamm-packed behind the shoals. good luck patrick

in the wide parts of the veuve, there are a crazy amout of muskie and northerns feeding of the walleye. big baits work well. gold baits with a white trailer work exellent,(looks like a walleye). if your looking for bass try crawfish immitations like the chiggercraw. exellent. as for walleye bottom bouncing with a lindy rig& leech is great.

drop shot. or weighted wacky.. something they never saw before.