Help with salmon fishing

[Bcrdi911]

Hi, I'm new at Salmon fishing and I'm looking for any insight as to whether the fish are feeding/biting at this time of year in Lake Ontario? I'm launching from Lasalle Park in Burlington and going out into the lake from there. Are there any good areas in this area of the lake? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

[Gravyboat]

You have much to learn young Jedi.

 

Dipsy Diver

Flasher

Down rigger

Stacker

 

Those are just some words off the top of my head, but if you don't know what they are, you have some reading to do.

 

Try http://www.spoonpullers.com

 

As for your launch location, they're out there, but that part of the lake doesn't generally heat up for a while.

[workwear]

you might wanna do yourself a favour and book a charter.....some guys on here might be able to hook you up for a few bucks....listen and learn....youll pick up alot.....lake ontario fishing isnt like fishing a lake like rice or buckhorn...its a totally different beast.....good luck

[silveradosheriff]

Great advice from above.

Read, read, read and then book a charter and ask, ask, ask.

 

:-)

[sonny]

The best thing you can do is talk to some of the chartr captains and see if they will charter you in your boat,,,thats definatly the way to learn the way that you should fish from your boat,,,it gets a little confusing watching them set out twelve rods,,,lol,,,but either way,,learn from a pro,,,you'll carry that knowlege for the rest of your days and well worth it!!

 

oh ya,,,and get out your wallet,,lol,,,new tackle ain't cheap!!

Edited May 1, 2008 by sonny

[iceguy]

This kid will teach you the ropes for a good price.

http://www.reelhard.net/

[Fishmaster]

Bcrid911 Check your PMs ...

[Bcrdi911]

Thank you to all!! I guess I have some learning to do. I know my way around inland lakes for Bass,Pike etc but no clue on the Great Lakes. Thanks again!!!

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