fatherof3 Posted September 14, 2012 Report Posted September 14, 2012 Every since moving to Wallaceburg from Paris, the fishing has been frustrating to say the least. I have a river right across the street from me but so far have only been catching small fish such as rock bass and bluegills. This is fine for the kids but not me lol. Lately though the fish are getting bigger so figured I would post my first report from here.This one put up a nice fight and ended up going to an older guy in my building who was going to smoke it. Was surprised when this hit about a foot from shore hitting a worm I was floating. My fiances two year old actually caught this one.It is his biggest fish so far and he did it himself. Finally I went out last night for an hour by myself and ended up catching three all about this size. I know they are not the biggest fish in the world but after catching nothing but tiny fish for the longest time I will gladly take them lol. Hopefully it means I am finally starting to figure the river out and will start getting into the big fish I know are there.
ccmtcanada Posted September 14, 2012 Report Posted September 14, 2012 Nice fish fatherof3! Great to see a report from you again. Nothing wrong with those fish at all! Glad to hear you are starting to have better success...and hope to see another report soon!
largemouthtrout Posted September 14, 2012 Report Posted September 14, 2012 I find this is a pretty wonky year , most likely the heat and the water levels . Up untill the middle of August i was catching nothing but chub , pans , rockies and minnow size bass , untill one day , boom . Now the fish have been bigger every time i go out , and the chub seem to have moved off ... or have became lunch for the bass . Iether way things seem to be getting better here too now that a bit of rain and cooler weather has come along .
Joeytier Posted September 14, 2012 Report Posted September 14, 2012 Awesome. I just caught myself saying 'Mmmmm catfish' in a homer simpson-ish voice.
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