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Markham Pond Maps
#41
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:29 AM
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#42
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:37 AM
#43
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:39 AM
#44
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:41 AM
#45
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:54 AM
#46
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:56 AM
2 years ago I tried Too Good Pond and was fishing mini catfish for fun, but a huge carp bit my lure but it broke my line as it I was pulling in it. It was huge and swam under a log. There are still many carp there, I've tried fishing them, but then don't seem to bite, I think they are grass carp, only vegetarians and eat the algae and stuff. I got ti with a worm. 8 years ago, I caught bass, white suckers and rainbow trout that were decent size, but a lot has changed since then. Alot of huge jumping carp at Too Good Pond nowadays that don't seem to bite, I've tried corn, but some people use bread etc... But personally using corn and bread feels stupid as if nothing will ever bite, I prefer minnows to catch Bass.
#47
Posted 29 July 2016 - 09:57 AM
#48
Posted 29 July 2016 - 10:36 AM
i tried milne too, no luck at all. It was at a good time too, i fished it there on a canoe ( horrible place for launching a canoe btw) in late august last year using spoons, berkely gulp minnows and even bass pro crack craws and no luck at all. I heard that there are salmon running around in there which came from lake ontario. not to be captain obvious, but I suggest not keeping any of the salmon from lake ontario as i heard that the water is pretty polluted. if you are fishing for salmon to eat, go to the goergian bay. I live just south of hwy 7 right on yonge next to uplands golf course. There is a nice looking river running in the ravine there, anyone fished there before or know if any fish exist in that river?
Do they allow canoeing in Markham waters? Too good Milne etc. I'm interested!!!! Btw, I caught a bass the size of my hands from shoreline at Milne dam with a live minnow. If canoeing you should try to cast towards shoreline and pull deep. Let me know if you catch anything. I heard rumours of pike in Milne, never verified.
#49
Posted 01 August 2016 - 06:10 PM
Markham Pond Park Laws: For your safety: SWIMMING, FEEDING BIRDS, FISH CONSUMPTION AND SKATING ARE PROHIBITED. MAXIMUM FINE $5000. BY LAW 167-92. MARKHAM.
Practice Catch and Release so fish can grow to large size and plenty of big fish to catch in Markham. Harvest food fish in clean lakes.
#50
Posted 01 August 2016 - 06:12 PM
TELL YOUR FRIENDS!!! TELL YOUR FAMILY!!!! TELL YOUR SISTER!!!!!
#51
Posted 01 August 2016 - 06:15 PM
A Healthy Markham Bass. Practice catch and release so they can reproduce and grow large and bigger than you can practice plastics and colours on these contaminated fish for recreational catch and release, and teach your kids to fish. Before going up to the cottage/lake where the water is clean.
Sidenote: Always tell your kids to wear sunglasses when fishing to prevent a hook in the eye, for safety.
#55
Posted 01 August 2016 - 06:33 PM
Markham Berczy Park Chub - these minnow are from the river, they feed the larger fish like Bass, Crappie and Catfish, but there are jumbo ones too. Catch for fun, do not use as live bait in other waters. Do not use as bait for bass either, worms will suffice. It is the universal bait for all species in markham, even trout.
#59
Posted 01 August 2016 - 06:42 PM
Markham White Suckers - in every pond/river. They school together in some ponds counted maybe 40 of them together in my area. Also lots of giant red horse suckers as well. Practice catch and release. Some of these die and float to shore to become fertilizer. It's because they eat the dirt and pollutants at the bottom and eventually die... Do not eat these fish. Fish scientists use suckers to test if the water has chemicals/ pollutants etc. the bigger the fish the more bioaccumulation occurs. HOWEVER, THEY PUT UP QUITE THE FIGHT. FISH FOR FUN IN MARKHAM, NOT FOOD!!!!!
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