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I do get your point however a lost cause, maybe?... in 30+ years I've yet to see a decline up that way and IMO the muskokas have been gone for decades... River fishing on the north shore of superior is just awesome and still thousands of lakes virtually untouched to be had. I can't see this...

When a huge fish breaks off my line, I try to take it with a grain of salt... Plus a slice of lime and a shot of tequila.

Well now that we've established that the g.t.a. is the center of the world, let me say that the fishery in southern Ontario would simply not exist without the provincial stocking program at least to a level worth mentioning due to population and other contributing factors. Going back to the late...

are we talking southern Onatrio region? Cause when I go to the cottage 8 hours north west from T.O there's an abundance of fish to be had. Year after year, stringer after stringer and I still catch fish steady all day long :mrgreen: ... I have not observed a decline instead a growing population...

This is Combat fishing, isn't this great... couldn't think of a better way to end an awesome day of fishing by watching 2 dumb asses throw down fist a cuffs, whoot :mrgreen:

was on a eastern ditch yesterday... normally I fish larger water out on the west and GB tribs for salmon... however they were extremely line shy, now I'm sure this has to do with the smaller body of water or something? From my experience on larger tribs this has not been the case within reason...

they were snapping my 6 lbs floro like mad today, fresh fish I guess... I've always used 6lbs for salmon of all shapes & sizes with high % landing ratios, must be all the Fukushima radiation turning them into beasts or something lol I just spooled the CP with 10 lbs high vis too... if I were...

wow... lets just say I'm glad I made my way out east today :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: seen a huge brown that wanted no part of me :cry: lol

yeah... that's what I should do, listening to my intuitions will only screw me over :razz: tight lines jmatt <(((((((<

Should listen to the forum chatter but somethings telling me to go west? :???:

11" brookie not to shabby... welcome to the club :cool:

he didn't have the right of way as the over taking boat... would of surely took a paddle to the forehead or at least through the hull :twisted: and I'm not one to go looking for problems... what a douche, my God...

the walnut reel seat or the sliding ring series?

correct me if I'm wrong but browns spawn in late fall, right?

salmon egg's will no doubt work in the fall,hold on tight to that rod, as w_boughner stated that's whats in the water at that time... but for some reason have always had higher % strikes with rainbow roe, though doesn't make much sense to me as rainbow's spawn in the spring :unsure: :huh:

My Roe Rating #1.brown #2.rainbow #3.salmon

depends on how many people are on the river... both the pin (15'/13' 6") or the fly (11' 8.wt switch/ 9' 7.wt ) for me... again depends on the situation, don't like being labeled into a box... diversify... diversify... diversify...

Roe, trout beads, various types of flies, even some dew worms should get you on the right track... cheers

What mainline lbs do you run on your center pin?

I remember when I bought my switch rod from them last February... The manager threw in 3 intruder and 2 general practitioner flies at 5.95 a piece on the house... Another time, I bought a spool of the S.A fly line, Skagit extreme, and a couple sink tips totaling somewhere in the ball park of...