Muskies resurfacing in Simcoe

[Pigeontroller]

Muskies Canada has been working on various Muskie conservation and research projects since its inception in 1978. Some of the founding members including Bruce Park (Mississauga Chapter Chairman), Paul Gasbarino (National Director at Large), Jim Hutchings (Gananoque Chapter Education Director) are still actively working to promote C&R, habitat restoration, spawning surveys, etc...

 

The 6 Muskie Odysseys have raised nearly $100,000 for various projects.

 

Check out this list of accomplishments by MCI members over the last 33 years.

 

http://www.muskiescanada.ca/club_information/accomplishments.php

 

Muskie or Specks, I can totally see why you woundn't want to be a part of a fishing organization like MCI.

Edited September 24, 2011 by Pigeontroller

[Rich]

Compare to Lake St Clair.

 

it is worth the time and effort.

[BillM]

Compare to Lake St Clair.

 

it is worth the time and effort.

 

Problem is Simcoe is NOTHING like St.Clair.

[danc]

Billy Bob

 

"A water column can only support X amount of fish...if other fish are entered into that lake, then others fish species will suffer."

 

Brooktrout and smallmouth in the same lake sucks.

 

Not sure about that. I caught some of my best Smallmouth and Brook Trout in the same lake back in the day. Both were natural fish and seemed to be doing very well.

[coreyhkh]

Anyone no where they are getting the fingerlings I thought they stopped breeding them.

[Pigeontroller]

I believe this years families are from the Magnetewan River, and possibly Gloucester Pool.

[BillM]

I believe this years families are from the Magnetewan River, and possibly Gloucester Pool.

 

Gloucestor Pool and Little Lake is where they got their eggs in previous years.

[Pigeontroller]

hence the 'possibly'...