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Yes, that is what I said. Britannia north to the 407 is open. Britannia south to the 403 is closed which would include Streetsville. All you need do is look at openfires open season maps at the beginning of the Steelhead and Salmon fishing sub-forum which we are on right now.
Alfie.
To tell you the truth Devin, not much has changed at Erindale Park in 35 years when it comes to fishing. It is just too accessible and everyone and their brothers go there, not unlike Petro Canada on the Bronte at all.
Personnally I like to fish a stretch of river that is not crowded, even when I am with friends we all split up and I may not see them for an hour or 2.
If you're near Britannia, Devin there is some good water to work north to the 407. GL my friend.
Alfie.
DEVIN
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hey thanks alot bro. i really appreciate it, i was going to ask you how bronte is. i have not been their befor but i do know it is close by. ill prolly go for a walk soon and see the credit. thanks alot again
...DEV...
NP. Bronte also has good spots that are open now and not congested, Petro Canada Park is just not one of them. We have been getting nice 'Bows and Browns from the 407 on down.
There is good fishing to be had without crowds, you just gotta explore.
Alfie.
Spinninreel
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The fish ladder at streetsville is kept closed most of the time for the majority of the fall because they do not want the salmon going further upstream and the MNR uses the ladder to harvest the eggs.
ex0or
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this is funny :lol: maybe you are one of those fisherman wearing using expensive stuff and don't catch anything at credit lolz because i saw a lots of fisherman at erindale wearing and using expensive rod and center pin but end of the day they dont catch anything, maybe you looking in wrong spot at credit river, there's a lot of honey hole there and very good spot you must search them carefully, and you must used foot work to find them, im new in float fishing but credit river never delude me for catching some salmon/bows
don't blame on credit because its miles miles river and everyone can access on it!! its about in luck and patience and how your set up, there's no one in credit river when there's snow or very cold weather no one can disturb you when you like to fish alone at the river, this is my personal experience on credit
my advice is1) you must have patience when you fish if you don't have patience fishing hobby is not for you
2) you must used foot work walking on the river find a honey hole or dead fall tree at the water 80% there's fish always bows like to hide on dead tree on water
thats my personal advice 3) if you don't catch anything you have another time to fish dont blame on river's its a matter also of LUCK!!
4) be friendly share the river in other people if someone is there, because i saw a lots of fishermen when they start casting on your spot they trying to occupied all the spot and trying to kick you out in the spot,
i hope it will help some people with these
peace
TincaTinca
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this is funny :lol: maybe you are one of those fisherman wearing using expensive stuff and don't catch anything at credit lolz because i saw a lots of fisherman at erindale wearing and using expensive rod and center pin but end of the day they dont catch anything, maybe you looking in wrong spot at credit river, there's a lot of honey hole there and very good spot you must search them carefully, and you must used foot work to find them, im new in float fishing but credit river never delude me for catching some salmon/bows
don't blame on credit because its miles miles river and everyone can access on it!! its about in luck and patience and how your set up, there's no one in credit river when there's snow or very cold weather no one can disturb you when you like to fish alone at the river, this is my personal experience on credit
1) you must have patience when you fish if you don't have patience fishing hobby is not for you
2) you must used foot work walking on the river find a honey hole or dead fall tree at the water 80% there's fish always bows like to hide on dead tree on water
3) if you don't catch anything you have another time to fish dont blame on river's its a matter also of LUCK!!
4) be friendly share the river in other people if someone is there, because i saw a lots of fishermen when they start casting on your spot they trying to occupied all the spot and trying to kick you out in the spot,
i hope it will help some people with these
Next time I'm at the Credit I'll keep my eye out for you and those honey holes... Maybe you can teach me some pointers
float^drifter
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Fishin credit is tough but like ex0or said if u put lotta leg work/learn to read the water where fish like to hold u will catch fish. Erindale is a good place to start but problem is to many people fish it that's why fish get spooked very easily, but there is plenty of water for everyone people just need to do more leg work and find spots that re not pressured so much.
Salmon and Trout got upstream long before any fish ladder, 1975 to be exact.
Alfie.
Garfield the cat
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I lived in Brampton for years an I know an caught rainbows as far as forks of the credit. Rainbows will move up with and without ladders. And now the CCRA has been putting in more ladders over the years to help all fish species to move further to procreate. I think their doin a darn good job for all generations of fisherman. Just wanted to share that. Peace
float^drifter
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yup craa is doing an amazing job. all u guys that fish credit i know there are many of u shoud come and help when they lift the fish in spring. if u don't know when go register on their site they keep their members informed every year. or join the group on facebook. Its time to give back something to this wonderful river they have improved over the years. if u show up a few times guys there can give u pointers about the river and u'll learn alot.
B
Blair
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There are other alternatives:
I was gonna suggest a CERTAIN TIME to fish ... but nah I've already hinted enough.
*SMILES*
too much "pressure"!
Spinninreel
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You guys are absolutely right about fish getting past the dam at streetsville, but those numbers are much less than when the ladder is open. Also the craa is transporting fish above the dam.
The fish are persistent. I have stood at that dam and watched them try to get over and be washed back down. I have also watched them kick like hell and make it over. They are programed to make it back to where they were born to reproduce.
Alfie.
Alfie.
John from CRAA
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Volunteers from CRAA operate the Streetsville fish ladder and have done so for over 20 years. We lift the trout and Atlantic salmon for MNR to help the fish reach spawning grounds. You should volunteer with CRAA to help if you want to make your fishing better close to home!
John
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John from CRAA
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Blair, the CRAA website states the same regulations as MNR. We have no error on that info.
http://www.craa.on.ca/regulations.shtml
Let me know about your question on 'stats' Perhaps I can enlighten you as we have a substantial data sets to develop any statistics we post online or newsletter. All our stats are done using commonly used scientific methods. You can reach me at [email protected]
John
