Moosebunk Posted January 3, 2021 Report Posted January 3, 2021 Despite all that went on in our country this past year one thing remained pretty consistent... the FISHING! The lakers, muskies, gar, char, crappies, specks, pike, walleye and even for once in my life some splake too, all made life better. The fun never ends as long as you keep getting out there to experience new things, in new places and hopefully in 2021 with plenty more people safely at your side. Short 2020 picture loaded report at the link below... Best to all for 2021. . THE FISHIN' 20/20 ON 2020 . 1
pics Posted January 3, 2021 Report Posted January 3, 2021 Nice report.. my plans for fishing Nipigon and staying in "the cabin"(you may know of this secret place) was canceled due to covid and the fact that we would be coming from a virus Hotspot. I have worked through the entire pandemic so I had to stay close to home once the ramps opened.. the grand river and long point bay are decent but can't compare to the north.. 1
GregF2 Posted January 4, 2021 Report Posted January 4, 2021 (edited) Awesome - my Dad and I always look forward to your reports! You do such a great job writing them and taking the pictures at such cool places most can only dream of going too! Happy New Year to you! You are my fishing hero! Edited January 5, 2021 by GregF2 1
Rizzo Posted January 5, 2021 Report Posted January 5, 2021 as always some amazing fish and pictures. Thanks for putting that together! 2
mamona Posted January 5, 2021 Report Posted January 5, 2021 What a report, just wow Happy New Year. 1
AKRISONER Posted January 6, 2021 Report Posted January 6, 2021 bunk those nunavut fish with the banana colouring to them are mind blowing. Congrats once again on the musky cup victory. That gar your daughter caught...good lord, it almost looks like an alligator gar its so big. (i managed to have an 100+lber follow my chatterbait boatside down on santee cooper 2 years ago...scared the living hell out of me) 1
Moosebunk Posted January 11, 2021 Author Report Posted January 11, 2021 On 1/6/2021 at 11:30 AM, AKRISONER said: bunk those nunavut fish with the banana colouring to them are mind blowing. Congrats once again on the musky cup victory. That gar your daughter caught...good lord, it almost looks like an alligator gar its so big. (i managed to have an 100+lber follow my chatterbait boatside down on santee cooper 2 years ago...scared the living hell out of me) Thanks man! And I think you need to go back for that southern gar soon as the borders open. On 1/4/2021 at 6:46 PM, GregF2 said: Awesome - my Dad and I always look forward to your reports! You do such a great job writing them and taking the pictures at such cool places most can only dream of going too! Happy New Year to you! You are my fishing hero! Appreciated Greg! Although years pass and times have changed, still always nice to hear people read and enjoy the write-ups as they always have. On 1/3/2021 at 3:33 PM, pics said: Nice report.. my plans for fishing Nipigon and staying in "the cabin"(you may know of this secret place) was canceled due to covid and the fact that we would be coming from a virus Hotspot. I have worked through the entire pandemic so I had to stay close to home once the ramps opened.. the grand river and long point bay are decent but can't compare to the north.. Know of a particular cabin which you may speak of. Hoping the best for northern friends in the business cause my Lord they took a hit through 2020. At the very least, it should be accepted that Canadians move about following best precautions they can, especially those planning to further distance and merely go about enjoying their lives. Thanks for reading fellas! 1
pics Posted January 11, 2021 Report Posted January 11, 2021 Unfortunately for resort owners and outfitters most people in Southern Ontario consider "up north" to be Muskoka or North Bay..
Moosebunk Posted January 12, 2021 Author Report Posted January 12, 2021 On 1/11/2021 at 12:41 PM, pics said: Unfortunately for resort owners and outfitters most people in Southern Ontario consider "up north" to be Muskoka or North Bay.. Wouldn't say that's unfortunate for us at all though. Let'em think that. lol. 1
glen Posted January 15, 2021 Report Posted January 15, 2021 One place I know very little about, nipigon. Does it have fish that have never seen a hook? Does boating in 30 miles get you away from other boats? I enjoy remote areas. Maybe one day I’ll go there. great post Bunk. 1
pics Posted January 16, 2021 Report Posted January 16, 2021 5 hours ago, glen said: One place I know very little about, nipigon. Does it have fish that have never seen a hook? Does boating in 30 miles get you away from other boats? I enjoy remote areas. Maybe one day I’ll go there. great post Bunk. Boating just a few miles gets you away from others if you launch on the Onaman river 1
Moosebunk Posted February 1, 2021 Author Report Posted February 1, 2021 On 1/15/2021 at 3:55 PM, glen said: One place I know very little about, nipigon. Does it have fish that have never seen a hook? Does boating in 30 miles get you away from other boats? I enjoy remote areas. Maybe one day I’ll go there. great post Bunk. Firmly believe there are virgin fish all over that lake. The speck lifespan is so short and they're so spread out over every bit of rock, everywhere, that there's too many places not at all fished by anglers season after season. The pike in places are rarely targeted, in some places HEAVILY targeted, but they're predatory enough to forget being hooked a day or two later. The lake has BIG depths in many places, some I'd think see only a handful of boats a year... and spots like Windigo Bay albeit a shallower, sand flat bottom for miles and miles, must hold immense bait and lakers seasonally feeding in their comfort zones, without hardly ever seeing a boat, let alone a lure. And the walleye... they're almost forgotten except by gill netters and Americans. In some spots they take a beating, but the main lake fish are low on the list of options. Boating 30 miles out isn't necessary for great fishing, but it is adventurous and increases the solitude.
gordy28 Posted February 3, 2021 Report Posted February 3, 2021 Slow on the draw or slow on the read on this one Bunk but as always enjoyed and it got me to review a post or two I missed Cheers Andrew 1
pics Posted February 4, 2021 Report Posted February 4, 2021 Walleye are thick in the Jackfish.. there are a couple of big houseboats that spend the summer up there and they are like floating lodges.. 200 plus fish in a boat is not unheard of.. I hear the ride up is not forth faint of heart.. imagine a lake that's about 5 times the size of Simcoe but with no cottages and little to no contour maps.. 1
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