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That's the one, I was using size 8 hooks probably. Not really sure since we lost the few we had on us, we were going for bass first so we only had 4 and 6 lb leaders on hehe. Any size should work but keep them nice and fluffy, the carp probably see it as a big juicy piece of bread or.. whatever...

I find puke flies work very well, they look just like bread to them or something. Caught about 5 20lb+ in maybe an hour on those, funny thing is they hesitate with bread but when a puke fly dropped in front of them they jumped on it and took off. Carp are a TON of fun on a fly rod, will...

Man those things are ugly, they seriously give me the creeps :wink: but as long as you're having fun lol.

The trout farm in komoka stocks browns I think and rainbow trout into the thames a little further up but that's about it in terms of stocking our river I believe. I also agree on your second point, the carp and suckers alright there's tons of them but it bugs me when they keep the bass and odd...

Was it a shad? I caught one a while back and had no idea what it was, silver with a bit of blue and it's head looked like a trout.

I don't personally fish for them but I've only ever seen them caught around sunset and after dark so about 9pm and after.

Springbank park is good for alot of bass and sometimes some walleye. The forks of the thames (where the big fountain is) is also a great spot for carp, catfish, walleye, bass, gar pike, everything.