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Yes sir the fish are in very close, but you should be going down to Port Dalhousie and trolling towards Jordan. Bronte and that area doesn't get very good until end of may. Every spring the Jordan / Dalhousie area is "the" top producer for brown trout and the spring salmon will be appearing...

Hey fella's, I don't disagree with returning the big ones, for a miriad of reasons as already stated. My experience with trying to return the big boys is that it takes much longer to get them in the boat, and by then they are pretty much spent. More often than not we have to keep them because...

Intellectually speaking, thanks for the reinforcement there "Bobo". Always a good decision to invest in a breath check device to see if you are too drunk to drive. Really smart. Keep up the good work. This one's for you Big D ;)

Sadly there are some ill informed individuals here. I am a very athletic 240lb graduate from Police Foundations and Law and Security. Many years ago, well before my current career I blew a 12hour suspension with only one beer. That's right , "1" beer. I too thought it wouldn't be a problem, but...

LOVE your sense of humour the Big D. That's freakin hilarious on more than the obvious level. LOL:D:D:D

Hey there Fly Finger. There is an older gentleman just outside Stratford by the name of Norm Vail. I stopped in to his place one time as he was having a "yard sale", TONS of fishing stuff. I thought i'd gone to heaven. Maybe he can help, or at least point you in the right direction. Good luck

It was a nice afternoon, but I have never seen the water that low before. No Salmon to be seen, but I managed 10 smallmouth in the two hours I was there. I was between the train tressle and the highway bridge and there were only two other guys, fishing below the tressle. Not sure how they did...

I use a 10lb orange ball, and a 10lc lime green fish and they both work great. Then again you could likely use a coffee tin full of concerte too. I really don't think it matters a great deal lol

Hey 2girls, you wouldn't be going down there for a 50th would ya??? lol Can't wait.:D

Finding the right battery is like finding a good woman. You have to try a few before you find one that's right for you. I am currently dating a couple Interstates that like how I treat em. ;)

Last Sunday was our first trip of the Lake O season. On the water by 7am, first fish lost by 730. Another 7 lost by 11 am. Grrrr. Then things shut down, so we went searching. We marked LOTS of hooks on the bottom from 70 to 85', then again out at 120', which we surmised were Lakers. Still...

Nice, very nice. Would they be remnants of the fish that escaped the enclosure last year?? By the looks of their tails, I would think so.Same thing happened with the native pens on Colpoy Bay a number of years ago too, and we had an absolute blast as well.:D

thanks there Chromeseeker. I'll have to make a little room in the old box.:D

Simply put, do they work? They seem to be quite a bit cheaper too. My bow is already overflowing, but I have lots that are just filler, you know, they look good but aren't worth a pinch of coon poop for Salmon or Trout.

My brother bought a brand new Regal. It had the Volvo counter rotating props on the single shaft, and had the seals go twice in three years. The first was under warranty, but the second was a very expensive repair that Volvo would not cover, even though they knew it was a problem. Needless to...

If you're up for the drive, the Maitland has been a consistant producer for me this fall(actually every fall). You have to wait four days after a heavy rain for the water to be fishable, but it can be great on the fourth and fifth day. You also have to know how to read a river, as the Maitland...

Go ahead and give it a try. Why not? I think i saw a thread on this subject on the spoonpullers website. Good luck.

Never owned either, and we are still looking/wondering. For a work first unit, logging and farm use, and hunting second on the priority list, what would be a few tried and true, reliable workhorses? It would certainly be nice to have the two up option/capability too. A real torque monster, over...

Only one reason I can see NOT to use braid. Cannon riggers need wire cable to send down the positive ion field right to the ball. I switched from manuals this year, and it works. I always caught fish before, but now have doubled my hookup rate with the new cannon's. Other than that reason, I...

we usually set up at the 200' mark and head deeper. Usually we don't make it past the 220-230' depths because we'er into the fish, but there are lots of guys, Charter boats included that like it way deeper. But start at the 200' mark and fish the top 50' only. Fun fun fun:D