northernpike56

awwwwh, why not zone 16????

lol nice

tube jigs. or jigs tipped with some sort of minnow or worm work well too.

here's a pic I took when I was at one of my favorite rivers. While I was fishing, all these minnows would scatter to the surface, sometimes even jump out of the water, and I had no clue why. Maybe a spawning type of or something. But anyways, as I continue fishing, eventually I actually see whats causing this. This guy, who was probably close to 2.5 feet gorging himself on all the minnows that were there. Theres a reason why I always carry a point-and-shoot style with me when fishing!!

oh yeah, what are you fishing for, and where? I have fished a few areas of the southern grand.

I go to the top school in Halton and they still don't have a fishing club! So you could always give it to me instead

nice fish!

I'd be curious too as to where you could catch them from shore (after they open again, of course). I was thinking some of the Piers in the winter.

here's another cool one (not mine), except it's the opposite of the pike attacking a fish

and that's why they're my favorite fish!

lol

I love that movie

what if you don't need your fishing license yet? I just always carry my drivers license in my pocket for ID

splake are pretty cool fish for sure.

awesome walleye dude

cool pics for sure. My fav is the underwater one of the snapping turtle, where his eyes look like they are glowing lol! those things really freak me out, especially when they grow to like 50+ pounds

GANGNAM STYLE.

yes I have also heard of people catching specks, splake, and rainbow trout in less than 4 fow

No. I like keeping fish, if it's bass, walleye, perch, crappie, trout, or even pike on a particular day. That said, I think that it was a pretty good idea to introduce no-kill regs on some very well known trout streams in S. Ontario. Combine that with stocking, and you have a pretty neat fishery that wouldn't happen if these things were not put into place. I think it would be cool with most people if the size limits were raised higher for muskie, but I can't really say anything too much more about that species because I am not a muskie angler, and really know nothing about the fish. Basically, I think if everybody followed their limits, and was a 'conservative' angler at most times, we should have no problem with our fisheries (large waterbodies I'm speaking of). I also love the idea of stocking a bunch of fish in the more well-populated areas in S. Ontario that really couldn't handle as much fishing pressure that they get if they were just wild fish. I can think of 1 huge example of a success by stocking (Lake O!!) Matt.

hopefully, all this water brings my steelhead into the tribs!!!

there will probably be bass and pike, and some salmon in bayfront this time of year, as well as perch. In november then there are rainbow and brown trout in the harbour.

I haven't caught anything the last 2 times I've been there (fishing from shore), so don't feel bad, you did pretty good

wow 365 horsepower is a lot of power!! I go in a 385 hp porsche, 100 km/h in about 4 1/2 seconds. 300 horsepower bmw, goes to 100 in 5.4s. That truck must fly then (for a truck)! nice purchase! EDIT: here's a cool video of a ford raptor (another fast one)

how in the hell

It's mine :whistling: :whistling: