Recent content by wads44

You might be a bit early for port stanley BUT, if you try it and catch fish, you'll be a genius. We typically start in stanley at the end of June. Speed would depend on water temperature I would think but 2 mph is a good place to start. If you have good GPS, head for the weather buoy. Good...

Try st. Thomas canvas and awning

When I fished saturday, surface temp was 72.8 F and 71.4 F down 45 feet at the cannon ball

Those pictures tell the whole story. Wow. I remember springs of past when the water came up to the back door of my uncle's cottage on teal ave. All good info. Much appreciated.

I'm hearing with water levels peaking that some launches are a tough go on the north shore. Hows launching at old cut or the park?

Crayfish?

Just wondering how far of a walk it is to get to decent depth.

We were just east of stanley

We were lines down at 630am and lines up at 9 am with a 3 man ticket in 45 to 48 feet. We were trolling at 2.7 mph which had us at 2.3 mph on the fish hawk down 40 feet on the rigger. 6 colour lead did most of the work. But we caught fish with 4 thru 7 colour. And some off the riggers.

My fish came in 46 feet. Started shallow but ran into a lot of silvers. Was pretty much straight south of pumping station.

Went out for a quick 6 last night. Was wondering about perch and minnows in the area?

Canons power down. Scott's free spool down. A matter of preference I think but both are quality rigs

Oscar "Stomp" Goldman

There is or was a motel in Belle River. Petite Dragon I think. Stayed there for fall musky fishing once. Not the Ritz but a place to flop