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hmm. i'll have to ask my parents not to throw out thier beer lids, this looks fun

i'll be going up to my cottage on moon river (muskie heaven) i'll be leaving on saturday around noon but that still leaves a couple hours for kuskies, i might try my luck at pike while i'm there too

if you wan't to be able to release your baits, just catch them overnigh with a trap, they're easy to make, but some bass fry will probably get in the trap too, try to let them go http://www.survivaltopics.com/survival/ ... c-bottles/ just a few things, in these instructions it says to use a...

just beautiful

well, it could make a huge diference, my grandfather grew up on the moon river, the fishing used to be great, you could catch fish on any lure at anytime, but then sucker got into the river, scince then the fish wouldn't go near a lure, at least not in the way they used to, i'm sure you wouldn't...

i'm not sure if it is illegal to release baitfish that aren't caught in the same body of water

ok, well then, just be kind and ignore my ignorance

OOOOOOOOO! sorry, the print is small, i guess i misread it :oops:

and aurora trout can only be found in two lakes, so the odds of catching one are pretty slim

you made a few mistakes there efka, sunfish , eel and bowfin are all on there, and about atlantic salmon, you not allowed to fish for them anyways, so it doesn't matter

yes, i forgot about that no problem, thats what this forum is for!

and this might help you ID some of the fish you catch, here is one for the great lakes the only fish that i don't see listed here is crappie"

welcome to the forum that fish in the picture is a walleye, i think :D the first thing you should read is the fishing regulations, here is a link to the regs for zone 17, wich includes lake scugog http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR_E001336.pdf allways check wich fish are in season before you go...

i also subscribed for the bass fishing version, it's great

i got bored about 4 weeks ago, so just for fun i decided to see what this was all about, i subscribed, and have received about 50 auto sent e-mails, but i would say that the first 10 of them had some really good information in them, if you don't mind deleting the odd email, go ahead, it doesn't...

i've never been there, but go with usual bass stratagies, do some google work, you might even find a site dedicated to the lake opeongo bass fisheries, good luck with your search

sweet cars

cool, :mrgreen:

thanks! sounds great!

lol, i meant 11 months, sorry, i'm brain dead by this time of year, just waiting till school is over :mrgreen: and thanks for reminding me about the cotton balls, those are great fun...