hockeyfreak1972 Posted April 26, 2009 Report Posted April 26, 2009 just recently started to fish the creeks for the first time in my life.was at the bomanville damn north of it friday 12 am and all day saturday. seemed like quite alot of fun to watch so many people getting rainbows on.i landed 1 and lost a couple which was amazing.now the question i was hoping to get some help with is i live in oshawa,now i have had a few guys tell me i should be fishing the oshawa creek rather than going to bowmanville. id really love to stay in oshawa and fish locally but i only know of 2 places to fish in the oshawa creek,thomas street and down by the old marina. if some 1 could share some good deep pools the trout are at id be greatly appreciative.i did hear taunton road right now is good but is it north of the bridge or south of the bridge.i also heard durham college was good but then i was told last fall you cant fish there.anyways i look forward to some helpfull advice so i can enjoy the trout this spring and the salmon in the fall and looking forward to making this a yearly thing.anyways thanks for reading and looking forward to any advice/tips on making the oshawa creek a great place to fish.
GBW Posted April 26, 2009 Report Posted April 26, 2009 you can go anywhere now. a few days ago you had to stay South of the rail way but now that the season is open you can go where you want to go. I say go for a walk and bring your gear. In another 30 min. I'll be heading out...
hockeyfreak1972 Posted April 26, 2009 Author Report Posted April 26, 2009 thanks ill try that..if you end up going to oshawa creek and find some let me know thnx.gl
GBW Posted April 26, 2009 Report Posted April 26, 2009 just got back from some private propery on Oshawa creek that I have access to and there weren't to many. The water is a little dirty but still fishable. I may head out again when the kids go to bed, we'll see...
hockeyfreak1972 Posted April 27, 2009 Author Report Posted April 27, 2009 i went back to the bowmanville creek last night and landed 2,had a pretty big male 10-12 lbs and a small female about 4-5 lbs.i was actually fishing bottom and did alright with some roe.
GBW Posted April 27, 2009 Report Posted April 27, 2009 I just got back from a walk along the creek just south of Winchester on Thornton and not a single fish to be seen. the water was very clear too. Oh well, I was just going for a walk anyway...
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