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Catch and release?

Largie!

Nice work! Any relation to Pete Maina?

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You're an honorary Candian in my books. Too bad that off duty officer from Kalamazoo Michigan wasn't more familiar with Canadian hospitality. I would post link to the story but can't cut and paste on an iPad.......don't know how actually.

I've also been trying to update my info for some time; picture, info, avatar?, it's a bit overwhelming especially if your not a techy. Still haven't got my jpeg to show when I post. This is might detour some newbies.

This is like an FA addicts meeting (fishaholics anonymous)! My name is Emanuel and I live in etobicoke with my lovely wife and fantastic 5 month old daughter. Been fishing for 30 plus years.....but started young mostly in urban areas around southern Ontario (toronto, Hamilton, dundas, Burlington)! Favorites species are bass, pike, steelhead, walleye. Love to fish, whenever I can get out, it this summer has been about my daughter. I'll catch up down the road. Cheers.

Great day! Looking forward to fishing ith my little 5 month old in the future.

I would say both regs need to be reexamined. Gill nets over harvesting and killing of other species, and there's also many fisherman out there who never practice cch and release and keep whtever the regs allow.

Never checked, but do the packages have an expiry date on them? Did any water get into the bag? Since they're biodegradable, maybe the recipe portions got mixed up and more of those chemicals got added.

Try to find the clearer water cause usually that's where the fish will be hiding.

Try swimbaits and paddle tails on 1/2oz to 1oz jigs depending on depth. Weighted hooks will also work for weedier areas. Carolina rig a lizard will work well too. And an old school method that still works is a 4 to 5 inch grub (chanteuse or white my favorite) on a heavy jig.

I haven't done this since i was a kid and I'm just curious as to why this would be? Could you use one whole as a bait for something like pike?