Cookslav's Algonquin "speckapalouza" 2010

[Spiel]

Wow, this deserves more attention.

 

Stellar report Cookslav! Love them Brookies!

[atvaholic]

Nice Specks!! Good time for sure. I just got back and I know what you mean about the bite being "timid"

[Daplumma]

Epic...Thanx

Joe

[NAW]

Great report man,

 

My fishing partner used to go on a Algonquin spec trip every spring. Hasn't been for years, but he's still raving about it.

 

Maybe we'll make it up next spring.

 

thanks for the great report!

[Guest Johnny Bass]

Very nice. I look forward to your report every year. It looks like it was alot warmer this year!Too bad about the rain and insects.....

Edited May 8, 2010 by Johnny Bass

[tibbs]

Fantastic Report!

 

Looks like you had a blast.

[Terry]

great report

and sounds like a great trip

[kyle7273]

That's a great story! I'll have to start planning a trip for me and my boys. I believe someone told me that you can bring your own small boat but must be less than 10hp. True?

[Cookslav]

Thanks again guys, glad you all enjoyed the story

 

Kyle there are a few lakes were you can boat with Motors, but its pretty limited.

I know Opeongo, and Smoke lake are among those, and I "think" Grand lake is on that list?

Check with the park to be sure.

 

One thing I know is the only motors freindly lakes are Access lakes.

You can't portage to any lakes with a motor(to my knowlege)

[Musky or Specks]

Thanks again guys, glad you all enjoyed the story

 

Kyle there are a few lakes were you can boat with Motors, but its pretty limited.

I know Opeongo, and Smoke lake are among those, and I "think" Grand lake is on that list?

Check with the park to be sure.

 

One thing I know is the only motors freindly lakes are Access lakes.

You can't portage to any lakes with a motor(to my knowlege)

Not true cookslav unfortunately North Tea and Manitou are both lakes that you have to portage into and are allowed motors up to ten horse. I think it has to do with lakes that have private cottages on them.

[Cookslav]

Not true cookslav unfortunately North Tea and Manitou are both lakes that you have to portage into and are allowed motors up to ten horse. I think it has to do with lakes that have private cottages on them.

 

Ah...yes that would make scence.

[lew]

Your annual spring trip to Algonquin is one I watch for every year and as usual, it sounds like you guys had a fantastic time.

 

Always enjoy reading your fishing tales.

[Fish Farmer]

Thats one nice thread, thanks for posting. Those fish cooking sure looked tasty.

[ehg]

I keep looking back at this great report