name this trib.

[LogJam]

43° 1'9.52"N
79°53'47.50"W
found this river/creek on G maps.. anyone have a name for it? flows into the grand, near a town called york.

 

[grubman]

You discovered it so name it after yourself............lol.

 

[Meanderer]

Likely McKenzie Creek.

 

[piju]

:neutral:

 

[grubman]

LogJam Creek..............sounds good lol.

You beat me to it.........lol

 

[piju]

:neutral:

 

[grubman]

So can I book a guided fishing trip on your creek? What kind of fish you got there?..............

 

[LogJam]

So can I book a guided fishing trip on your creek? What kind of fish you got there?..............

lol, sure, maybe tomorrow, cost is free, keep ur line tight is my guidence for ya...lol
i was hopeing to find out the name so i could look it up.
i may head down that way tomorrow to fish the grand.

maybe i can find some info on the river/creek now that i got a name to start with...
must be trout in there... given the history of the Grand..

 

[grubman]

lol, sure, maybe tomorrow, cost is free, keep ur line tight is my guidence for ya...lol
i was hopeing to find out the name so i could look it up.
i may head down that way tomorrow to fish the grand.

maybe i can find some info on the river/creek now that i got a name to start with...
must be trout in there... given the history of the Grand..

Free is always the best, you rock!!

It almost looks like its not a feeder creek but more of a depression or an older part of the main river. Good luck on your creek....lol

 

[grubman]

Forgot to mention; bring lots of leaders b/c on Logjam Creek your gonna get snagged alot.........lol

 

[Dilligaf0220]

must be trout in there... given the history of the Grand..

Heh, I wouldn't bank on that.
I've caught some spawning pike out of there when the Grand was still frozen. And a carp once off the Hwy. 6 bridge.

But a steelhead honeyhole......well you'll figure it out once you see it.

 

[LogJam]

Free is always the best, you rock!!

It almost looks like its not a feeder creek but more of a depression or an older part of the main river. Good luck on your creek....lol

i noticed that aswell, but it is fairly long if you follow it around.. REAL far....
maybe a spring feeder!)

 

[grubman]

I did'nt look at the map intensly. You mean underground spring? It could be, bottle it and sell it..........LogJam Sparkling Spring Water now with Rainbow scent.....lol.

Let us know, be interesting if it's good. Dill does'nt seem to have a good experience with it.

 

[LogJam]

I did'nt look at the map intensly. You mean underground spring? It could be, bottle it and sell it..........LogJam Sparkling Spring Water now with Rainbow scent.....lol.

Let us know, be interesting if it's good. Dill does'nt seem to have a good experience with it.

i found this site
http://www.grandriver.ca/index/document.cfm?Sec=28&Sub1=0&sub2=0
i think the creek is Boston Creek, and it seems mckinze creek flow into boston...

i will have to check them out some day
maybe they will be better then white mens creek

 

[grubman]

If Boston Creek is here, is there a Toronto Creek in Massachusetts?....lol .. I still like LogJam Creek better sounds like there's more places for fish to hide, therefore more fish............

 

[Dilligaf0220]

1) It's nowhere near 100km long
2) Most of it flows through Six Nations reserve, no fishing for you paleface.
3) The only water that can be called fishable between Hwy 6. and the Grand is pretty much all on private land.


This is a neat mapping utility, let's you flip between topo & sattelite views.
http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=43.01839,-79.90889&z=14&t=T

Now if you want to hunt up small tribs that actually get a run of rainbows......there's a bunch of Lake Erie creeks that nobody is fishing right now.

 

[hightechdecks]

lol ....i like your handle dilligaf seen a guy with it airbrushed across his tailgate in newcastle, makes me laugh everytime i think about it. your right about erie tribs though to far for me but ive heard good things about Big Creek

 

[fisher12]

1) It's nowhere near 100km long
2) Most of it flows through Six Nations reserve, no fishing for you paleface.
3) The only water that can be called fishable between Hwy 6. and the Grand is pretty much all on private land.


This is a neat mapping utility, let's you flip between topo & sattelite views.
http://mapper.acme.c....90889&z=14&t=T

Now if you want to hunt up small tribs that actually get a run of rainbows......there's a bunch of Lake Erie creeks that nobody is fishing right now.

Wow the topographic view on this site has some really old maps 20 years +, Mavis rd. wasn't even extended past Eglinton in this map. Mississauga is half the current size. People would love to see this map to see how ontario looked in the past