solopaddler Posted August 31, 2007 Report Posted August 31, 2007 Well, I was talked into heading east for a morning of salmon fishing off one of my favourite breakwalls. Wasn't overly optimisic (it's usually better at night this time of year), but did manage one decent fish on a fire tiger Mepps Cyclops spoon. What a rush, that fish took off on several long blistering runs and took at least 20 mins. to subdue.... Here's the fish boiling shortly after the hookset Couple of action shots Beaching it... Got it! For those that are considering the night shift the next couple of nights should be very good. There was tons of fish rolling in the lake just beyond casting range... cheers, Mike
eyefish Posted August 31, 2007 Report Posted August 31, 2007 oh the ganny...I can't wait till the end of september...bring on the bows!!!!!!
kellyann.nicholas Posted August 31, 2007 Report Posted August 31, 2007 Nope that's not the Ganny it Port Hope! Were any of yous there last years during the tail end of the tropial storm? Now that was a rush...try brining in a nice salmon while trying to make sure your chair, cooler, net and tackle box do not blow away.
mikeymikey Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 Sure that is Port Hope? I don't remember seeing any sandy area... maybe i haven't looked all the places?
canadian_copper Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 I HAVE TO AGREE ON THE GANNY!!! THOSE BLACK TARPED MOUNDS HAVE BEEN THERE EVER SINCE I STARTED FISHIN LOL SAND THERE PROBABLY CAUSE THE WATER IS SOOOO LOW!!! BRING ON OCT LIKE TODD SAID LOL
.goneFishing. Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 We need more rain and temps of 10 degrees Celsius!
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