PikeHunter

Jacks are immature salmon , usually males in the 1 - 6 pound range . The males mature ( sexually ) faster than the females and are capable of spawning along with the mature ones .
The jacks however do not live on and prosper , they die right along with the adults and never return to the lake . So taking out jacks is not going to hurt future populations , it is just a smaller leaner pan fry option for a small keeper . Also the meat can be significantly better from a salmon from Huron or G.Bay waters , cleaner waters and richer food supply , equals tastier fish . The roe from a hen up north is golden orange and lake O. much paler .

Learn something new everyday, thank you!

Looks like I'm going NW instead of E for a couple trips this year and the Notta is one im dying to try,so much water and so little time, come on Lotto Max haha

Is it nova Scotia or New Brunswick that has the monster yellow fins off its shore?

I noticed this morning that CRAA is holding a spring tournament on the credit river at Erindale Park May 5 th. The notice appeared on the floatboard if your interested.

Maybe I'm a noob or its the fact I just woke up and eyes haven't uncrossed yet but I can't seem to find info anywhere.. I'm on the CRAA site now but still nothing .. I've never caught a steelhead before or entered a tourney so I'm looking to kill two birds with one stone, well at least one bird with the tourney, steelhead still to be determined lol.

I pulled this beast out of Bronte today using roe sac and single small shot.