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Yes, they tagged the Green Sturgeons caught earlier in the programme (which was quite remarkable to see how docile they were and cooperative) because they are threatened/endangered, they ate the White Sturgeon, which will basically be in the same trouble as the Greens in a few decades or less...

You are reading too much into my comments my friend. Maybe I expected too much of guys in their 50s who you would think would have more ethics/foresight/vision having multiple decades of experience under their collective belts. And to host a "fishing show" where they have such power to educate...

I keep coming back to this post to drool over the Silvers... this was the fish of my youth and i have not caught one in years since they almost vanished here but are coming back.... I am going Silver mining this weekend. Thanks for the inspiration, Chris!

Terrific photos... is that topography Eastern Ontario?

... thanks guys for your comments. It is refreshing to see younger anglers with a great early base of ethics/fishing morals, not that those values are limited to a certain age group but how terrific to just hear it here, as I have seen on many other posts over the past year. I am canceling the...

So this week on the World Fishing Network an episode of The Joy of Fishing is all about the sturgeon. The show opens with programme regulars and biologists tracking and capturing what i think they said were Green Sturgeon, a threatened species in the US and Canada. Fine, great to see something...

east you say hmmmmmmmm.... lemme guess, you guys are gonna mug me once i step out of my car and take my jigs.... .... actually wouldn't that be fun, fishing with you fine folk for the day, lol, i bet that would be a blast

Nice catches! The whole range there. What the heck happened to that smallmouth? Muskie bite? Boy, some gorgeous browns and bows. May i suggest a rubber net if you do not already use one. Good luck in 2013!

great Remy, now I need an ill-fitting uniform with stains and a shiny badge.... wait... "we don't neeeeeed nooooo stinking badgesssssssssss!" :D

rightaroo.... such fuzzy margins... "Everyone and his grandma fishes Simcoe, Couchiching and Atherley".... or maybe they don't and we made the call, the assumption, the famous assumption "everyone knows, everyone fishes...." lol

yes, but if you were on a desert island and ......

ahh gotcha.... no sweataroo the "P" word, not the "T" word.... i was confuzzled into a momentary lapse of reason it's like a minefield around here, i'm less nervous when I fish "no trespassing" farm ponds :D .... that was a joke, i'm here all week, try the veal

What gorgeous fish! I saw somewhere on the web that a "Wiper" was caught east of Toronto a few years back... cross between a White Bass and a Striped Bass, apparently it was 15 lbs caught in January, 2011. I have not seen pics or even know if the story is true but it was all over the net. There...

LOL! .... you had me worried there for a minute, Dave lol next thing I will be bringing home a rat from Mexico thinking it's a chihuahua :D

lol no no ... the third photo down after the green heron on the very first page hey, i may be going blind but come on feller :shock: :D

hmmmm..... i guess an Abu Cardinal 3, the green jobber built in Sweden, on a custom-built 5'6" old school Fenwick HMG blank, the rod of my youth, the foundation builder.... *sigh* :)

oh my.... is that the Rebel Wee R i see..... bone white colour rocks, heck they all, chug a lug lug at night!!!!! Maybe it is just me but the only way to fish largemouth is topwater... now topwater after dark well holy lordy make room for daddy!

Fabulous, FC! What type of turtle is that? The single submerged one??? I can't pin it but i don't think it is a painted ????

ok ok the Chips were not there for thousands of years.... other First Nations people were... the stakes in the weir date from 75 years ago to 200 years ago to 350 years ago, up to 5,000 years ago I thought Remy's comment was an attempt at humour, or did mentioning this large well known waterway...

Thank you River55 and Madoc! Hope all is well with you guys and great seeing you!