fishinguypat

About 10 years ago Kitchener and area had amazing bass fishing along the grand river but due to industrialization, overfishing and access its not the same, but there still are great locations that you can find by walking down the river

I've never went pier fishing for steelhead in march before, recently some has informed me that you can fish them now because the seasons open. Are there many people out there this time of year? or just on select rivers that have opened seasons? I'm talking about lake Ontario tribs btw. I'm not asking where the best places are just if it is a common method this time of year. Thanks

smuggling roe across the border... tskk tssk

Who thinks the conditions will be good this weekend? I am unsure if the water will still be too high and that's its pretty cold . Its probably still murky on the east shores I presume?

leader or mainline?

Is it just me or is it's eye ridiculously big Nice catch though!

Who You Calling Pinhead?

strange I always heard bottom bouncing from a boat in Niagara was killer

Just wait until February when they are trying to get the 8th spot... seen it happen like this to many times before

It's only illegal if you get caught

In that case do you think i should try a ontario trib instead like bronte?

I was thinking about hitting some Huron tribs tomorrow, and I heard access on the maitland was limited because of the tornado? Can anyone give me any info on the conditions? . pm me

I don't care if they win their first 5 games they still suck... oh wait last year?

bahhh humbug!

I've heard it works well for whitefish

My eagles may have a broken wing but they will bounce back!

the laws are you make some deer sausage.

Here she is

its came apart but some small pieces still attached, I'll just leave it as is and jar it. the eggs aren't as mushy now

thanks for the info guys, some people say the salmon hit the lure out of aggression on the piers but the female I caught had the glow spoon down its throat almost

the eggs on the skein are kind of deflated now , what should i do leave them still in the juices?

I know how to cure them (i use salt and brown sugar), i just wanted to know if there was a specific way to separate them, is it better so separate them then cure them?

I caught a nice female chinook on the piers today, had lots of eggs but in skein form, how do i cure it to get it loose to use in roe bags? they aren't that tight, also i caught 2 other males on my home made glow spoons