mbrown

http://www.greybruceoutdoors.com/content.php?200-Making-a-Chum-Can

Does this set precedent for other locations that have issues with littering and other fishing infractions?

Man, why can't people respect the opportunities that we have before we lose more options.

The Saugeen at Denny's Dam has had this regulation for a long time. I think it's a good thing.

The waters of the Saugeen River from Denny's Dam to the westerly edge of the concrete abutments situated downstream from the said dam, County of Bruce.

Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout and Pacific Salmon: Extended fall season from 4th Saturday in April to Dec. 31.

Closed to night fishing Oct.1 to Oct 31 (from one half hour after sunset to one half hour before sunrise.)

Nice job. It looks great. I don't think LED attract too many bugs like a warm light bulb.

Under 18 has a sport license- you don't even have to be related or know anyone that fishes.Your limit is your own limit.

mb

no

 

you drive your skidoo up to where you park your truck and trailer only to find someone park right to the tailgate of the trailer and another 1 ft in front of your truck

 

so you have to hit the car behind to get away from the car in front enough to pull out and where do you go???????

you have just pulled out fully onto the road so that is where I loaded my skido and hut on

 

took me 18 mintues to do it and by the time I drove away there were about 32 cars waiting behind me honking horns because I was blocking the road and I don't blame them...there is nowhere else to park and load your skidoo other then the parking spot that you are forced to drive out of. because of people who think like you...........

I don't have a snowmobile and Its nice to park as close as possible- when I had a snowmobile I never parked close, in fact I parked further away to avoid issues. You only have an axtra 5 minute ride on your sled or atv. mb

try this site- http://www.wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/index_e.html do a text search for the trib you want.

mb

There is a huge rock pile in the middle of the lake-marked with white jugs- you should not have to move.

mb

Hi folks,

 

In a weeks time, my brother and I will be heading up to fish Lake Wasaksina for 4-ish days. We are looking to get into some smallies and walleye. We will be in a canoe so it won't be the easiest to cover lots of water. For this reason I was hoping that someone out there would be able to give a couple of pointers on fishing the lake. I'm not looking for anything specific, just general pointers.

 

Thanks a bunch

Nice report, possibley a name change is in order .... Dr Micropterus dolomieu .

tight lines

mb