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The Rock Bass population in Norton seems to be on the upswing. That being said, the security that the city hired for the new rec centre are down right nasty if they catch you parking your car. I have been harassed several times. One night the old guy was waiting at my car. Gotta love urban...

The Rock Bass population in Norton seems to be on the upswing. That being said, the security that the city hired for the new rec centre are down right nasty if they catch you parking your car. I have been harassed several times. One night the old guy was waiting at my car. Gotta love urban...

I was targeting Crappie at Professors Lake this evening and could not get over the size of the Bass that are cruising around the drop off. I'm estimating some of them to be 7-8lb. I will be starting my Bass season at Lake Simcoe, but Professors Lake will be my urban Bass fishing home this year!

Heart Lake can be the best fishing one day and skunked the next.

Went to Loafers Lake in Brampton and there is at least 100-200 dead fish around the shore and island.. LMB, Crappie, Carp, Brown Bullhead... Very sad to see.

A few of my spots in Brampton aren't showing any signs of winter kill. The ice has only melted out a few feet, though.

I will be scouting my favorite urban ponds tomorrow and will report back (with photos) if I find any winter kill.

It sounds like you're in the Brampton area. There's a lot of ponds in Brampton that hold big, healthy fish. Professors Lake holds 5+LB Largemouth, Pike, Crappie, Perch, Carp, Koi and Sunfish. As for Heartlake, if you don't mind paying the entry and angling fee, you'll have a blast fishing...

Crappie, Perch, Catfish and Carp. Hopefully my ponds are free of ice by the weekend.

I've fished Norton since I was a kid. Other than Sunfish and Carp/Koi, there is nothing there to legally catch until Bass season opens in late June. There are only a few Bluegill and Rock Bass left (People taking them to eat), so you'd mainly be targeting Pumpikinseed and Carp in the spring...