fishing_is_a_gift

I can't help much on the spring fishing. But I can tell you during the fall it's hit and miss sometimes. A good thing to do before leaving is to be sure there will be lots of salmon where you're fishing and that they will be within casting range. Most guys throw spoons for them, but certain Rapala's can work even better. The right color is also important. When fishing crankbaits I like to go natural in clear water and bright orange in murky water. I find they don't like chasing bright colors in water with lots of clarity. But these are just theories btw I wish you luck

thats cool I appreciate the response and as far as the timing aspect of when to go fishing ive kinda realized the hard way about that and i kinda had feeling but wasnt to sure
about the colour spoons i was using but ive been slowly building up my arsenal over the winter so lets see what happens this year.

fishing gear onto crowded subways and buses. I'm used to having my 4 or 5 rods with me, minimum 2 when fishing....lol.

Besides we all drive so why stay in smelly TO for fishing when we prefer to be outdoors it's a mini get away. Fresh air, clean waters, excitment of going to new areas. I could be on Scugog in the same time it takes for me to get downtown, 50 min.

I might do it if I was desperate, or I'd just go to the bluffs.

LMFAO I know the feeling my license got suspended a few weeks back and my only option for fishing right now is port credit give or take a few miles
you should see the looks waiting at square one for the bus. there not all bad tho you get the odd person who doesnt think your crazy.
and note to self a rod carrying case aint such a bad idea. so I know we would all like to be in cottage country or atleast away from the city but when all else fails
atleast I can still fish. and ps to all you people on the bus thinking im crazy thats ok cause i am I'm crazy about fishing. muhahahahaha