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Good to see you back Carole! Still not to late to join Team 9 for the tourney

Nice job on the new look etc... Can we change the skins on this one? Liked the default skin on the last board. Great job

Thought i would bump this for Peter(BITEME) to see hopefully!

Only Canal has many pike, may be some in Balsam. The rest have musky not to be targeted.

This is the best reply. Being in the hospitality industry as well, my advice is stay away from having a family restaurant unless it is given to you for free. It is endless work for little.

Good or bad? Good

Beautiful multispecies pile of trout That guide always puts people on decent fish!

Kept 35 crappie once from a Kawarthas lake a couple of years ago. It was a lot of work cleaning them but worth it. Thirty per person seems sufficient. I saw you Beans in that spot that day.

You might get 2-3 ounces of meat off an eight inch sunfish. It would take a lot of time to clean a hundred or so.

All these little underwater videos are great

ah,,spring is here

Seems like Chuck Norris is waiting for second coming of Christ, with loaded arms and a roundhouse kick to some face.

Really...how many Dollaramas in Canada

Sometimes walleye from Bay of Quinte have vivid blue in their mouths or tails.

Really...how many Wal-Marts in Canada?

Really like going up to that store. The staff never bother me but are helpful if i need to find something in that array of aisles. Not really like Wal-Mart since there is only one BPS in Canada, not a bunch of stores.

Thanks for puttting up the photos and story

Great picture and nice looking new place.

Wow, that is a ton of ling! Simcoe is doing well.

Simcoe seems to be producing this March. Great report and nice whitefish

Interesting information contained in this thread. Steelhead are rainbow trout period. Rainbow trout are a morph from the original Pacific salmon. Thus the Oncorhynchus genera tag. Steelhead are anadromous in the Pacific since they go to saltwater then freshwater to spawn. The stocked great lake steelhead are considered potodramous since they are always in freshwater but retain there steelhead name since they migrate upriver to spawn. Landlocked rainbow trout in inland Ontario lakes are referred to simply as rainbow trout as there is no spawning migration. Whew! So there is Pacific salmon(Oncorhynchus)(includes rainbows), Atlantic salmon(Salmo)(includes brown trout) and char(Salvelinus)(includes lakers, brookies) in North America. According to taxonomists the original trout is the brown(Salmo Trutta). 'Trutta' being latin for trout. Browns have evolved from Atlantic salmon bringing some identification problems here at times. Oddly this thread has been edumacational.

They sound productive if these seasoned anglers give them the thumbs up.

Nice fish! First picture of a spring rainbow i have seen this year. Some of these spring runners must be around the estuaries/mouths of the Lake O tributaries now as well.

Yes! Who isn't going to watch?

Chuck protects me while fishing