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You had 'em dialed in for sure Dirk. Nice simcoe smallie! Fishing with Kulik is like sharing the court with TMac, must've been a rush. Thanks for the report.

Largies Open water, around structure or light weed cover: Big-O cranckbait (white), J-11 floating rapala (firetiger), 5-6 inch senko (Yamamoto or I like Yum dingers in watermelon with a little silver flake, rigged weightless texas, #3 circle hook). Docks and Heavy cover: Jig and pig, scum...

Drop-shotting 3inch minnows has been my biggest producer this year. I like the floating 5inch leeches as well.

My tackle box is getting too heavy to hull around, I've accumulated so much that I "try" and only buy stuff when I catch a good sale. Every spring I do buy new line to respool. As for rods and reels, I keep one each for each type of fishing ranging from UL to XH. Now for gadgets, lol, GPS...

Mostly pike/musky hunting for me. I do the bass thing all the time too. Been doing more finese style fishing for crappies and walleye. Would like to get into some trouts in the future.

In the spring and fall fish early morning and sunset close to the feeder creeks at the first deep break. I would find out what type of minnows are in the lake and get some swim baits on a weighted hook that closely imitate. Drop shot will also work with gulp minnows would be ok. You can also...

Tuesday night from 8-10pm just north of the mouth (park by lakeshore bridge) saw two landed, one lost and a couple jumpers.

Went to the Credit last night. Set up just north of the mouth. Was there form 8-10pm. Saw two landed, one lost, and a couple of jumpers. I had a couple "bumps" but that was it.

I've heard this as well, the one bad apple to ruin the whole lot. In fact, there is a bait shop in Parry Sound where the operator, when buying worms, opens up the container and gives it a sniff. He can smell a dead worm in the package (lol) and will sell you one with just live crawlers. That...

Agreed. The baits you were using are more for active fish; they are fast moving and vibrant. Slow down your presentation. Sinking worms (senkos, yum dingers, etc.) is you best bet when the bite is slow. I like using a wide gap hook and rigging it texas so it's weedless. Just cast it out and...

Great suggestion openfire.

G'day All: Hope everyone is hooking into some runners. Personally, I've walked around Port Credit the other night to witness the throngs of Salmoners. I haven't wet a line in the Credit yet; I left my net at the cottage and don't want to be a hack trying to land a brute in the rocks...

Try dropshotting a 1/2ounce weight, circle hook two feet above, 3.5 inch Gulp minnow. Edges of weeds and structure is the ticket.

Very nice walleye. Topwater after dark is one sucessful method for walleyes overlooked by most. Good job.

OMG, it is already August and I haven't been out serious fishing since May 24. Where does the time go. Anyway, went up to the lake on the long weekend and launched the tinny. Had a little trouble starting up the 9.9, so after replacing the spark plugs, she fired up like new. Concentrated on...

Sweet bronzebacks! I too have been getting into drop shotting. I've been using Gulp Alive minnows and leeches with alot of success. Those slammers look awsome, always a good excuse to buy some more tackle, lol. Great catches Dirk, thanks for posting.

There is a bridge/causeway on both Mitchell Lake and Canal Lake that you can fish from. Lots of people on Canal, but everytime I talk with them they don't have much luck there. Now on Mitchell, I've been fishing from the boat, but I cast towards the causweway. Bass, pannies, even musky from...

Thanks for adding the 3 caveats where a license is not required Joel25. Didn't know about the private pond, most interesting.

If you wish to engage in fishing, regardless of species, a license is required.