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Ill defiantly have to look into island lake. thanks for all the info guys i cant wait to get out on the ice

Agreed! toro is the best when it comes to snowblowers and commercial grade lawnmowers. A bit expensive compared to the other guys but its worth it. Another good option is ariens which can be found at most home depots. For a toro you will have to find an independent dealer.

do any of these conservation areas offer hut rentals? being my first time on hard water i think its best i get set up where the fish are with the right gear lol

tight lines AND blunts haha clever

Im just happy its someone other than Jimmie this year LOL . Although what he did was pretty remarkable.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thanks for the info Im defiantly going to check the bay out.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thanks for the info Im defiantly going to check the bay out.

If the salmon do develop into a healthy self sustaining population would we only be seeing them in the rivers mentioned in this post?

A few years back I saw a few guys ice fishing in the harbor at 16 mile creek saying they were after pike, didnt hear of anything being caught though.. hamilton bay is nice and close where would the best access point be? As for the lakers when would the ice be thick enough? One more thing I didnt know you could ice fish for bass would this be largemouth or smallmouth, Ive got a nice little spot not to far from me loaded with largemouth and think it would be a great place to start.

id love to see carl take it, can only imagine how big the classic backflip off the roof of the car would be after winning it all haha

For the past few years Ive tried planning an ice fishing trip but never gotten around to it. This winter im defiantly going! Im thinking of going to simcoe and going with one of the many ice hut rental operators they have up there. Anyone have any recommendations? Im looking to catch pike and lakers and an operator that offers night fishing is a huge bonus! Ive also thought about just buying a hand powered ice auger from crappy tire and goin out on my own but dont feel too confident that Ill be locating fish as this is my first time and I dont usually fish big lakes in general. Any advice would help. Thanks guys

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A4vBYDfNHg is all that comes to mind

the ponds near durham are great theres quite a few of them with plenty of browns and bow's and the odd bass. fish 4 trout is great to especially for fly fishing. the fish are a little on the boney side tho lol

theres a few good spots in north halton for perch bass nd pike. you gotta pay to get in most of em, around 6 bucks a head http://www.conservationhalton.ca/ check this site out should help