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[CanadianAngler87]

Im in!

[BowSlayer]

looks like we have a fair number of people, now to decide the location and species, what do you guys think whities, splake, specks, lakers, perch, smelt? huntsville area?

[Liger]

Lake Joe, Lake and Rainbow Trout and Ling, After Feb 14th 2014, 

[BowSlayer]

there are bows in joe? joes a good lake but opens later.

[hamiltonangler94]

I think Lake Simcoe would be the best for most people since it is so close to Toronto and other big cities, as stated above many of us are a good ways away from Haliburton and Lake Simcoe is a close enough distance for most people. Icefished Cooks Bay last year for my first time and I was surprised at the quality and quantity of fish coming out, awesome fishery.

[rcflores]

bancroft meh, never liked that place lol, if you know how to catch them sure, but if its gonna be like that one time when i went with a local and we got 1 fish, then screw it, lol, whatever the majority decides thats what we can go with, I'm up for anything, but i still think whities up north would be better.

Im down for anything aslong as theres ice ahah 

[rcflores]

Lake Joe, Lake and Rainbow Trout and Ling, After Feb 14th 2014, 

Lol I love Lake joe but thats to long ahah but I dont mind going there after feb 15  

[rcflores]

I think Lake Simcoe would be the best for most people since it is so close to Toronto and other big cities, as stated above many of us are a good ways away from Haliburton and Lake Simcoe is a close enough distance for most people. Icefished Cooks Bay last year for my first time and I was surprised at the quality and quantity of fish coming out, awesome fishery.

Hopefuly it freeze early if not maybe some northern lake in haliburton would be good then another meeting in simcoe once it freeze 

[fishing89]

simcoe ...never been, always wanted to go

[CanadianAngler87]

Id say Simcoe perch its easy to get to and you can keep it in open view for everyone to see instead of PMing everyone amd having alot of confusion.i dont think alot of guys are going to want to show a group of 10+ guys there back lake speck spots..plus Simcoe perch is idiot proof so everyone will catch something..and a few of us will have lots of extra gear.

[BowSlayer]

I'm up for it, of course id rather go north for whities or lakers, but if you guys wanna go to simcoe, I'm in, but its better to go to vb or something then, because cooks has lot of fish, but they're no bigger then 6 inches, lol.

[ChasinTails]

apperantly parts of simcoe are freezing up already 

[BowSlayer]

more then half of cooks is frozen, beaverton is frozen partway out too, shouldn't be long!

[BowSlayer]

the northern lakes should freeze up before though, i think vb and cooks need about 2-3 weeks.

[DILLIGAF?!]

I wanted to try it but man those float suite are even more expensive than waders...

[Christopher K]

I got mine used for $80 last year. Do some looking around.

[BowSlayer]

i don't use a float suit, some people do, i just go out when its safe ice and spud my way out.

[FishChaser67]

pick a place time and date,,,,, IM IN  LOL

[Captain Barty]

Took a look at my miss of river that sits on my other couch and thought I might have to clean it up soon...

 

I might be in for a get together if it happens this year.

 

Looking forward to some early ice perching action, and btw cooks had good numbers of keepers last year. I did a tonne of checking out spots on the lake and found the east side wasn't much better, but that's my experience.

[CanadianAngler87]

I don't use a float suit either, tho in the summer I purchased a brand new body glove lifejacket that im going to be wearing when exploring new water. Its not bulky like a normal one so it should be just fine.