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Ontario record is 20.71 pounds caught back in 1987, in the G-bay near wasaga beach. www.ontariofishing.net/fishingrecords.html

Have not been on OFF in along time, but I am back now. So is anyone planning a meet-up for this ice seaon?? afew years ago I think 11 of us hit up Simco then the next year there was a Lake Joe trip. Anything happening this year??

Very true Alfiegee, Most anywhere North of Sudbury/Norhtbay Line you get FAR less fishing pressure, thus WAY better fishing. Nip River is a dream fishing spot to go thou, I hope to go one day as well

I go North of Sudbury, on the 144 from Sudbury to Timmins there are 100s of lake just off the Highway, may with gravel parking lots and boat launchs, there is good fishing for the trouts, pike and walleye in most lakes, and most of the area is bass open all year, I guess the bass are alll over...

I go camping alittle north of Sudbury, and have good luck fishing for Browns and Brooks in some lakes, have you ever tryed the fish online fetcher on the MNR website??

for those of yous that have a facebook account I made a group on facebook called Ontario Ice fishing. it is an other resoure you can use to help find new fishing spots and different fishing methods.Plzfeel free to join if ou wish. Also if am not too sure if posting this info is with-in the...

The regs do say an OSS fish is to be released ASAP so taking a pic of an OOS fish is tech breaking the law, I guess I am giultyof it aswell. Btut in my eyes it takes realy arse hole of a CO to charge you with it. IMO

The Parry Sound area has a good number of lakes to camp on and fish. afew off the top of my head are: The G-Bay: From Moon Basin there is the Mass park but there is crowned land up river thats nice, good pike and bass fishing, chance for walleye and of course the record muskie was caught in the...

I eat Brown Trout, they are good, posted afew pic from a summer camping trip back in Aug, we got some nice 3.5 to 7 pound brown, we kept them all (7 fish), But then again that was on a stocked lake too.

Perch only 5 , but did get 6 sunfish and 6 bass as well, let them go. But at least I did not drowned :) good 5 to 7 inch of ice on this one lake :)

Hope these pic show up

Went out this afternoon around 2pm to cheak the ice, too my ice rod just in case. roped areselfs togeather and started out slow, good 5 to 7 inch of ice on this one small back woods lake. fished 1hour and a half caught 5 perch, 6 sunfish and 8 small bass in 12 FOW.

Portage is still open in the middle, silver is iced over but its not safe yet. we get a week of cold weather and I may go and cheak, but till then I would say off med to larger lakes for now

I have somthing very simmiler to yours fishfreek,

Maybe wacky rigging a 6 inch worm, ( hooking the 6 inch worm in the middle and let it sink slowly) this could work for both Pike and maybe a few other types of fish((bass, trout and even some catfish or carp)) all great fighting fish. and this way it almost forces you to fish slow. an other idea...

Are you talking about casting or iceishing?? I thought you where talking ice fishing...... casting wise: I would try a large soft body bait 4 inch shad-like minnow or a 6 inch worm go bright color (hot pink or green)

have not made in out as of yet, warm front came thought its been about freezin the last 5 days. so I am not to sure about the ice. will keep yaz posted

When I take the single cooker with my I normal take a small pot (800ml size) so I can boil some water for Hot cholcolet or instent noodles / noodles in a cup or hotdogs. and the last few years I have been fishing out of a 4x4 hut so its heats up fast. or I fish out of a 5x5 pop up and my buddy...

I have always droped a med-Large sucker or chub minnow about 3 feet off bottom and let it do its thing, and for my second line either the same or jig a med(3 to 5 ince spoon) or large 5 to 8 ince spoon with half a dead minnow on it. note the spoon is more an attractent then to get a hit. also I...

I do not have a Mr.Buddy Heater, I use a single burner cooking stove, and I leave the tanks on all the time. I would say your heater SHOULD be able to handle the tanks being attached all the time, My only thought is if the switch that turns the heater on. Can in be turn on easy?? I mean you do...