Gentlemen, (and any ladies who may be reading) are we going to start that stupid argument again so early in the year. (My spot and I'm not sharing and nobody else should give out such info either) I have said it many times since I joined this forum, just because someone shares a location, depth, bait, and technique with others does NOT guarantee those they have shared with will have success in the same location, at the same depth, with the same bait, using the same technique. Using myself as the example. I KNOW many spots along the Thames for walleye, partially because of my own searching, but more so because others have shared with me, and in all the years I have fished that damn river, both before I moved out west, and then after I returned to the area 9+ years ago, despite knowing all these spots, that river hates me. I have been with someone at the spot he told me about, and while he caught his limit that day, I got skunked, using the same bait and the same technique. (I can say the same thing about Lake Trout fishing in the NWT. Same place, same bait, same technique. 5 Straight days I got skunked while the other 4 with me caught their limits. On the 6th day however, I got my limit and they all got skunked. THAT'S FISHING.) When it comes to fishing the Thames, I have caught a total of 5 walleye out of that damn river in my life. I have had better luck at the lake. So enough already with the "my spot, don't share spots" BS. GROW UP. The bottom line is this, none of us on this forum own the Thames River, or any of the Great Lakes. The fish are in the water, you know, that wet stuff we throw the bait into. That's where they live. IF they are where you put your bait, and they are hungry or enticed to hit it, they will......if they aren't, they won't, and no amount of sharing of information will change that basic fact of fishing.
