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yeah i understand all points raised. i would still use them, albeit less often, if i found some. i also use a couple different artificial frogs as well. i generally get more bass, but less pike, with real frogs.

a couple weeks ago we went up to kingston area (sharbot lake) to build a guest house at the brother in law's cottage and thought we might cast a few. we didn't; both the exhaustion and the convenient excuse that it was prime spawining time for bass made us reluctant to try. fast forward a few...

Hey everyone. Want to know if anyone has fished/casted out on Sharbot Lake in Kingston yet? I'm heading up there this weekend so I might see if I can get a few casts in. If I do I'll submit a report.... But, for all the anglers out there, wondering what types of lures/baits/presentations...

thanks for the reply. i never see them being written about as a live bait, but i would say they belong up there with minnows as a killer bait - especially for catching really big fish. maybe it's the way you have to hook them that shies people away from them?

that's a nice looking muskie! nice work!

Hey everyone, I've been looking around the forums and haven't seen anything about using frogs as bait. When I was younger I mainly used frogs, worms, and small cranks for bait, and they all worked like a charm. I was wondering if using frogs has fallen out of favour or if you're even allowed...

i listen to mostly rock and folk music. here's something you can do to get a picture. most of you probably have itunes so go into itunes and list the top 10 or 20 songs by times played. here are mine: 1. get some by lykke li 2. dog days are over by florence and the machine 3. high tide or...

Hey everyone, I think this is my first post since joining about 2 years ago - I read tons of stuff on here but haven't really had much to say. My wife and I love to fish but moved for a while to Southeast Asia 2 years ago and are coming back soon. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions...