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Nice fish RJ. Makes me look forward to open water. Still 40" of ice to melt here.

They seem to bite almost anything !

Red Tags work well and are an easy tie.

Haven't made it to Jan yet but I have heard it is good. There are sooo many options with excellent pike, walleye, trout, greyling . . . (Sorry jack, pickeral, trout greyling . . . )

Walker if it is here I may have to charge you guiding fees ! ! ! !

I'd be in for Pike / Muskie but it may be a little difficult for me to make a tying event in Ottawa. How about we have it here

gkilla is right. Lets not let this devolve into an ethnicity bashing thread.

I have been fishing with an extra large, very bright wooly bugger. Colours vary from shiny purple to yellow, to black to red and combinations of all of them. You have to tie them yourself.
Seems to work pretty well for pike.

Deceivers work pretty well too, but mice are the most fun.

Interestingly olive bead head woolly buggers have worked best for walleyes out here too, at least for me. Walleyes are good fun on the fly. But I have been using a 6 wt. because you never know when a 20lb pike will hit out here.

back to beeman........ Get out to Kingston and I will host you! And you WILL catch bass! :D Doug Thanks for the offer, I am in the area right now, but am afraid that as much as I would like to chase some bass that I will not have the time to get out. Not sure when I will get back, but lets keep on ...

Now that is a good day of fishing. Everyone's happy (except for the fish with a hook in his butt)

Big Salmon. :wink: or was it Little Salmon? or was it Otter? Or was it Bear? Hmmmm.....................I can't seem to remember. :lol: Doug Could have been little clear or big clear or slide lake or . . . Regardless, I have not caught a bass in about a year and it makes me want to go after them aga...

Great fish. That park is one of my favourite spots to fish in Eastern Ontario. It is amazing what a motor ban does for the fishing quality and the peacefulness!

Thanks for straightening out the issues yourselves on this thread everyone.

Sorry, I am a bit out of the area now, but I am sure someone will help out. You may want to check out the local fly clubs around you. They are full of great people.

swellcat wrote:
How seasonal do you suppose that Churchill fishery is?

Not sure, I just got here. I will be able to tell you after a summer camping trip up there.

Well I finally got out for a real fishing trip here in SK. We went up to the Churchill River, for some canoeing and fishing. Before leaving I told my brother that I would be using my fly rod for walleye. "You'll never catch anything up there with a fly rod". The fishing was good for both o...

Boars are not native to North America and can cause severe damage to the ecosystem. Here's a news article from the CBC talking about their destructive activities and partially about the erradication attempts here in SK.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/saskatchewan/s ... -sask.html