which lake do you prefer to fish on?

[little angler]

just wondering which lake you prefer to fish on personally.

Edited July 11, 2007 by little angler

[motv8tr]

No preferance for me...what ever lake I can get on in the favorite for the day

 

Honestly I don't have a favorite, haven't fished enough to have one.

 

Maureen

[lunkerbasshunter]

my favorite area to fish is the south bay of lake nipissing. I do enjoy the muskoka lakes and ahmic lake(not cause of fishing but scenery) in parry sound.

 

i think the list can go on and on lol

[BITEME]

LAKE ONTARIO

and all connecting tributaries

Edited July 11, 2007 by BITEME

[Tacklebuster]

Simcoe and Couch., and pretty much any lake I can launch my boat.

[Mike the Pike]

The Bay of Quinte good fishing and easy Navigation.MTP

[Stoty]

Pretty much whatever lake has bass!

 

Top 3

 

1) Clear/Stoney Lake

2) Rice Lake

3) Percy Boom (Campbellford, Lake Ontario)

[Zib]

Lake St. Clair with out a doubt. No other lake out there that you have the best chance at catching a trophy musky, pike, smallmouth, carp, or walleye all in the same day.

[Fly Me In Scotty]

Right now I am loving lake erie. But it changes depending on the bite

[Hookset]

Secluded Muskoka back lakes for Bassin' are my faves.

 

- no Seadoo's

- no people

- no line ups / arguments at the boat launch.

- no noise

- no litter

 

Pure Heaven...........

 

 

Hookset.

Edited July 11, 2007 by Hookset

[Rizzo]

I'm with hookset...we're on a secluded lake near Parry Sound, but I'm always looking for other spots. If only I could find a secluded musky lake up there (and the time to fish it) I'd be all set.

[bbog]

What hookset said - but add with "biting fish"

[bassmaster4]

this isnt a lake but i spend 95% of my fishing time on the grand river

[bassmaster4]

this isnt a lake but i spend 95% of my fishing time on the grand river

[Canuck2fan]

Seasonal dependant. Fall through Spring any trib on Huron. June till end of July Lake Erie..... Anytime during the summer and early fall rivers around here for bass.

[addy79]

gotta go with the backcountry lakes around parry sound. Peace, quiet, tranquility, and unpressured oblivious bass!!!

 

Rizzo, still looking for a backcountry lake with other species as well, so far I've only found largies and the occasional smallie.

[jediangler]

My favourite is any lake I haven't yet fished. Followed by any lake that I haven't fished since last year.

Because I like quiet (no gas motors) I frequent the conservation areas quite a bit.

This year, for conservation areas, I've fished Kelso, Mountsberg, Orangeville, Guelph and Valens.

Other than that I've fished Sturgeon, Pigeon and Eugenia.

And lastly my home river, the Grand.

I could never understand why golfers would get a club membership, rather than golf a new course every time. I guess that's how I look at fishing holes.

[addict]

ones with fish and plenty of them preferably gullable ones.

[Motorhead]

Whatever Lake or River is on the agenda for the day... That would be my favourite...

If I had to pick one lake over another I`d have to go with lake X...

 

Doug

[fishdawg]

Ive got 2, well maybe 3 i guess

 

SW section of Lake Ontario - been fishing since ive been 5 & it holds many species & lots of trophy potential & there is lotsa water to share with everyone and ive got a handful of launches to choose from within 20 mintues or so

 

Kawartha Tri-Lakes - have a trailer up there & have been gaining much confidence up there for most species

 

Bay Of Quinte ( can count it as Lake O if you want) - never had a walleye skunk there in all my trips (spring or fall) and have broken and reset a few Pbs there - havent made any trips yet specifically for bass or pike, but plan to someday

[Bear]

really enjoy the Mississippi, here in Ontario,(not USA) lake and river sections

Nipissing was great last winter