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Took a drive down to the Whitby shoreline today, man was I surprised at how high the lake is...... almost needed a boat to get there, Lynde Creek is over the road you used to need a 6ft+ handle on the net to land fish on pier..... Took a drive down to the Whitby shoreline today, man...

thats a good one too

go here, lots of fish stack up there 43°54'29"N 78°41'19"W

probably to keep wandering kids or pets away from the waters edge

probably NPS idiots who thing they own the water I get what symmetre is saying, people just don't respect the properties, i know several properties on the ganny that are on the fence about posting private property and joining with one of the fishing club coalitions there its everyones...

its called being observant to the conditions around you, every step you take isn't going to be on perfectly level, dry ground. and guess what, those walk ways, are use at your own risk.

nice brownie! that river hasn't been very kind to me, or several other people i know this year!

depends on the golf course, most don't mind you there, long as you're out by first tee off during the golf season, in the closed season, no worries at all

some people on here will push limits when it comes to private property, and then wonder why more gets taken away each year, respect the property you are allowed to fish, if its super early, or late, don't go making loud noises and hooting and hollering, keep noise to a bare minimum, your voice...

soil composition plays a big role with silt, this area happens to have a very sandy soil composition

pretty well everyone will agree that the years following the floods on the Ganny in 1980, which also cleared out all the silt exposing prime spawning gravel, were the best steelhead fishing they ever saw shoreline erosion, lets explore that moment, rivers do not have a predetermined path, they...

the amount of silt in the systems is crazy, they are way over due for a clean out

exactly, feed the dog fertilize the garden, make a smoothie, use the dam fish for something

we all know you can;t back up anything you're saying

all nymph patterns will work well. egg patterns, buggers, san jaun worms after a rain

i still have it, haven't used it in 4 years. but its there collecting dust

im no longer a float fisherman, let alone a roe fisherman, im pretty well 100% fly fishing on the creeks. i can see roes value to some people as a use for bait. but do know its not needed. seems most people i run into now are using beads.

enlighten us.... there is no way of knowing what comes from a farm fish to what comes from a wild fish

which hunting regs? in most cases the limit on females matches the take on males, deer you can have 2 or 3 buck tags, depending on zone, you can apply for doe tags. moose, bull tags are hard to get, where its very easy to get a cow and calf tag. roe ban will not work, most people buy it from...

they started that this past salmon run, and apparently town council was too embarrassed to release the number of fines handed out