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well mike here in oshawa,its sunny and right at 0 degrees,and there is no wind,the kast few days the wind has been real nasty with 15-18ft waves on lake ontario. there might be some guys around fishing the tribs,if they arent to muddy & high...good luck if you get out to wet a line :thumbsup_anim:

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We'd have been out looking for muskies on St. Clair this weekend if it hadn't been for those darned winds turning the water to the clarity and consistency of mud.

 

You can dress for the rain, snow and cold and have an excellent day on the water, but it's tough trolling in those winds and 6 foot waves this time of year :(

 

We've still got 12 day till the season shuts down, so we'll see what happens.

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Come on Lew, When we were in the Navy 6 foot waves were a calm day.Are you getting mellow in your old age ?

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Yep...season is over for blyght and I too. Once you have to knock ice off the rod tip after every cast, that's it for us!!! Stay tuned for a season ending report from us soon!!!!

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We'd have been out looking for muskies on St. Clair this weekend if it hadn't been for those darned winds turning the water to the clarity and consistency of mud.

 

You can dress for the rain, snow and cold and have an excellent day on the water, but it's tough trolling in those winds and 6 foot waves this time of year :(

 

We've still got 12 day till the season shuts down, so we'll see what happens.

 

Hey Lew,

The long term forecast is looking good for St. Clair... I'm not putting my gear away just yet!

 

-Brian

Posted

I was out today for a couple hours. The river looked PRIME for steelhead or browns. Good flow, perfect stain.. but seemingly no fish. Had to leave after a couple of hours to work.

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I was out today for a few hours... started the trip at Fishmaster's for minnows and worms (damn lively minnows at that). First stop was Welland, at the south niagara(?) rowing club... buncha sunfish, buncha perch, all swimming freely right now. Second stop Port Colborne, docks were all locked up tight, fished from the rocks, few perch, all still swimming. Last stop was in Dunnville at the secret pond... a few teeny weenie crappie's... as usual, back in the drink they went.

 

It was definately cold, more windy than anything, but not windy enough to warrant suiting up with the survival suit...

 

cd.

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