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cityboyfromthenorth

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to gather everyones thoughts on late winter, early spring fishing in the Humber. To my knowledge the ice and snow should be melting soon. What i wanted to know is, are there any decent spots south of Eglington? if so what should i use?

Thanks a lot,

Mike.
 
guys read the regs before posting please. its a great idea because reading it will yield that naming rivers and specific locals on rivers on this forum is extremely taboo. if you want to chat about rivers take it to PM.
 
caddisking said:
guys read the regs before posting please. its a great idea because reading it will yield that naming rivers and specific locals on rivers on this forum is extremely taboo. if you want to chat about rivers take it to PM.
CaddisKing you hit the nail right on the head!
 
No problem Urban... The rule, although not explicitly stated, applies specifically to salmon/steelhead fishing. Since you clearly weren't referring to/looking for "salmonid spots", no harm no foul. ;)
 
If the rule was to all fish that would be hard, who knows what we would do.

"You know the hmm "dyneem %@U" east trib"

"Oooooohhhhhhh! There"

That would suck, I would leave forum.

Anyways the humber river marsh has Pike, largies, rockbass, carp, white suckers, catfish. Lots of people are eyeing that place, get up go early and be there first to get the best spot.
 
Jet fishin said:
If the rule was to all fish that would be hard, who knows what we would do.

"You know the hmm "dyneem %@U" east trib"

"Oooooohhhhhhh! There"

That would suck, I would leave forum.

Anyways the humber river marsh has Pike, largies, rockbass, carp, white suckers, catfish. Lots of people are eyeing that place, get up go early and be there first to get the best spot.
what should i use ?
 
My 1st choice would be carp, lots of them use a smelly doughball, or a lot of worms or corn from the cob or can, find a bay or drowning shrub out there and then sit and wait.

2nd choice would be pike they spawn there in april, they are sight and vibration and,ambush preadators mainly. Water will be dirty so usesomething vibrating and with black and a hot color scheme. Lookfor anyweed bed or drop off. Practice c & r.
 
Jet fishin said:
My 1st choice would be carp, lots of them use a smelly doughball, or a lot of worms or corn from the cob or can, find a bay or drowning shrub out there and then sit and wait.

2nd choice would be pike they spawn there in april, they are sight and vibration and,ambush preadators mainly. Water will be dirty so usesomething vibrating and with black and a hot color scheme. Lookfor anyweed bed or drop off. Practice c & r.
how about trout
 
Jet fishin said:
If the rule was to all fish that would be hard, who knows what we would do.

"You know the hmm "dyneem %@U" east trib"

"Oooooohhhhhhh! There"

That would suck, I would leave forum.

Anyways the humber river marsh has Pike, largies, rockbass, carp, white suckers, catfish. Lots of people are eyeing that place, get up go early and be there first to get the best spot.
and still end up fishing an inch next to someone---
 

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