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i think i know where you where lol downstream of a road that starts with a C?

give it a try, there are some trout but they are tricky to find and catch. Try finding cooler parts of the stream. The problem with the river is the palgrave dam heats the water too much.

upper credit river for browns and brookies, you could also check the upper grand river for big browns.

some other tribs of the notty are good too... pine...boyne. Credit is good but single barbless hooks only. If your looking for specks go to headwaters of the tribs and try a few rivers. You should be able to find some action.

i recently caught one bow on a spinner last weekend in the upper notty. and also another 3lb bow on roe on the opener. ive seen few steelheads and but lots of small little trout.

im not saying dont use them, because they still produce....more during rains and murky water. But in crystal clear water i tend to find they dont as well as natural baits. I fish mainly resident browns which can be very picky fish.

panther martins!!! there little spinners and if im not fly fishing im using them. size 0-2 aglia mepps can work too. I would not use pink worms because they dont look natural at all. Dew worms usually produce and big browns will take minnows. Be as natural as possible, especially if fishing...

Theres definately fish.... i would advise going up river where it is less murky because with all the rain lately the areas of angus will all be blown

There were a few up in the headwaters on opening day. tried around alliston and another fishermen said it was early because he said they hadn't touched the gravel bank or something like that? i didnt really understand aha.

i find the notty takes a long time to clear up, so i think it will need another couple weeks atleast....its almost always murky, even in the summer.

the river just downstream of the dam in alliston is open, but not worth fishing as its really high and murky.

Nice! Ive heard about people using chub for the big guys. I just put a streamer, but i use to catch them on small spinners like panther martins. I found that if you want to catch them, you need to find a big pool that has not been fished or is hard access.

LOL I was being sarcastic. I live in Bolton and fish the humber more than any river. There are fish to be found, and yes big ones! The problem is that the watershed cant support much fishing pressure. I believe they are still stocking it with browns based on MNR reports though. Another good...

pssss there are no fish in the humber :roll:

thanks for the info, should i bother checking it out this weekend....lots of snow and not sure if the river wll be frozen over:s

Thanks and just wondering is that campground free access this time of year because i always use to enter from the otherside cause i thought it was private. I was wondering where all the fishermen came from <_< . Last year I managed a few fish somedays and others nothing. Just wish there...

thank you guys, I hope to get out this weekend if its not too cold and make a report!

hey everybody, i have been out too nottawasaga river four times this year and only managed one fish early season. I am fishing in the catch and release section and i have talked to many other anglers and they said that they had little luck lately. I am just wondering if anybody on this forums...