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Yes Hamilton Harbour has a lot of warm water species. Including great carp angling opportunities.

I seriously doubt that a few hours in a class room is going to change anyone's personality. Greedy, ugly, nasty selfish people who use violence and threats of violence to enforce their mistaken beliefs that they own public waters, public parks and public land will continue to do so.

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This is just a humorous cartoon I came across. Hope you find it funny too. http://youtu.be/uocm1ZyOiq4

Welcome. It it good to see someone taking advantage of all that fishable water between Grimsby and Burlington. I used to work in Burlington for years and enjoyed it too.

MEOW! Wow nice kitty.

Here are some of the places in Hamilton to fish for carp. A great fun fish to catch.

Some very nice carp Danny.. WTG! . The late spring, combined with lower than average temperatures and a lot of cloudy days has had an effect on water temperatures that is for sure. Good advice from Muskiebait. Carp fishing is better when you have some steady conditions and we have not had that...

Check it out. http://youtu.be/RPTRaW2oGAs?list=UUTPpv2vFMmUJkWF0ub1MNHA

Great report and pictures.

Lol Not dissing you here. That question has been asked 1000 times by many carp anglers. It can vary depending on who makes it. To me it smells a bit like butterscotch. There is always an under tone of artificial butter flavour to it. The original maker was Rod Hutchinson from the UK.

richardjai Yes he is and they are members of CAG. :D Just wanted to add Thanks Mike.

Someone's idea of a joke. Hope it was not someone who calls himself an angler. :rolleyes:

Sounds like a quillback sucker. They are a native fish. Not a lot get caught.

Jerome does great videos.

Nice one carp addiction.

You can also check out Carp Kit International. They have an on line shop and are located in Milton, ON just north of Oakville.

Great thread and some very nice fish. Thanks for sharing and posting this up.

Hey. Hello and welcome.