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  1. has anyone mentioned Long Point PP? I haven't fished it, but a friend of mine has and it's supposed to be pretty good for bass, panfish and pike

    Never stayed at the park but Long Point is a great spot to fish. Erie is a fish factory and there are sizeable smallmouths in that area. Also great for perch and pike. Caught all three there last week. Happy fishing.

  2. The only one of the parks mentioned in your original query I had been to was Arrowhead. It is a very nice,very clean park. The showers are completely scrubbed and powerwashed every morning. Sw them doing it every day. I'm talking scrubbing everything until it was one big mass of foam. I was impressed. It was nice not to feel like you were getting dirtier by showering LOL. Anyway other than that the trails were really nice. If you go you have to do the Stubbs Falls trail. We canoed Arrowhead Lake and the Little East River to Stubbs Falls which was a short but scenic trip where you should see some resident beavers if you're stealthy enough. We only fished on Mayflower Lake. We caught panfish, but only a few and none of the rainbow trout which are supposedly stocked. The campsites are also very "woodsy" feeling and it doesn't take long to feel at home. I would highly recommend Arrowhead as a nice family camping trip although far from remote. Now Murphy's Point is completely different experience. The pull through sites are not much different than camping on a dirt driveway, but other than that it was a great place to camp. You can fish in Hogg Bay from shore or canoe around and either way you'll catch lots of panfish. The Big Rideau Lake is great. You can catch virtually anything in there. They hold a bass tournament in the area. We've caught panfish, bass and pike in there. Hopefully I'll catch a musky this time. We'll be going there in about a month. The ammenities aren't quite as nice, but the natural enviroment is beautiful. One night we spent a while listening to the wolves howl. It was very cool. There were fireflies every night as well. Now the coons ..... I'm not too sure I like them. Brave little buggers. So I guess I wish the campsites were nicer, but I'm going back this year, so that speaks for itself. Hope this helps.

  3. LOL....that's really why I had to be there Kennyman...just had to touch that $70,000 piece of paper! :o

    Best investment you ever made though! You should be proud of her and yourself. That is one of the biggest hurdles/accomplishments in life and you've cleared it with flying colours. Good on ya.

  4. Have a great time. Looking forward to your posts Wayne. P.S. You look like one happy papa (and mama) in that pic. That's one heck of an accomplishment for you as well as her. That's now my biggest "mission" in life. Get my kids into and through university. Then we can sell our house, pick out a nice trailer ....... then die LOL. :wacko:

  5. Seems to me I started at almost the same time, but with all those big wally's you just smoked my butt Cliff. LOL :worthy: . Even though you were just beginning you were willing to give me help (secret baits LOL). Thanks bud. I really enjoy reading your posts too. You are the walleye/carp hunter :worthy: .

  6. Hmmm, beer and wings. You should have somehing very interesting coming out the other end of Carson. Congratulations on having a healthy baby boy. Been a while since we had a baby (ours are 9 & 12 now). Kids are great at every age, but I kind of miss the little ones running around. You lucky devil you :devil: .

  7. Seems to me you should throw something that will attract some attention. I'd say a flame tiger or flame perch pattern and slow down your retrieve a little if it's quite murky. Check out a Rapala SSR-7 or 9 in fire perch. These are "suspending" as well, so you can slow it down even more. Try pausing or even letting it sit for a few seconds before beginning your retrieve again. Hope this helps.

  8. Just thought I'd add that me and my buddy LJ headed out to the Grand again tonight and each got a two pound walleye. There were bugs everywhere and fish surfacing so I threw a blue chug bug topwater and Mr. Walleye thought it looked yummy. In turn we thought he looked yummy. We kept them both. These are the first fish I've kept since I was a teenager (my buddy keeps a few every year, mostly walleyes). I also caught some more rock bass on minnows and another couple pound bass, which I thanked for the good scrap and let go. It was another good night on the Grand. Maybe there is something to these moon phases?

  9. mmm nice looking dinner there and thanks for the rig pic - fish porn and instructions perfect combo :)

    Now that's funny. "Fish porn" LOL. Very sexy looking fish by the way. I too thank you for posting pics of the rig. I don't know why, but I would've never looked at that one. I'm just learning, but I just figured green or brass/copper. Obviously AGAIN I know nothing. I've heard wallies like purple too?? True??

  10. We're slowly turning into the US. Toronto is the only Canadian city I can think of with the nasty US style crime. It's scary and growing exponentially. . As Toronto spreads out so does the crime. Makes me want to get even further away. I saw an obviously drug addicted kid in Brooklyn on the entrance to a highway with a sign that said "Help I'm HIV positive". Should have said "Help me buy crack".

  11. Looks like everyone had a great time. I'm trying to instill a love of the outdoors,water, camping,canoeing, fishing etc. in my children too. It's something we can all do as a family and I believe it'll make them grow into better, more responsible people. I hope they pass it onto their kids too.

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