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I have not been on in a bit. Congrats to the new owner of FH and for keeping this great site alive,

On sunday,there were a few out boat fishing the St Lawrence river. also a few in the old part of the Cornwall Canal.

Raisin River has some open water. Starting to really flow in some spots.

I have not been west of Cornwall, so I am not sure

No problem. Many good lakes up there. Also That area has Algonquin park. Some good fishing there as well. Also I did not mention it, but also the Bonnechere river between Traymore and Golden Lake has many good spots for pike, bass, panfish and perch.

No problem. Many good lakes up there. Also That area has Algonquin park. Some good fishing there as well. Also I did not mention it, but also the Bonnechere river between Traymore and Golden Lake has many good spots for pike, bass, panfish and perch.

St Lawrence river from Cornwall and east to the Quebec border has many wide open areas yesterday.

I mostly got Walleye, perch and ling mostly on Golden Lake.

I know Carson lake had Lakers, but I never hooked one yet. I know others that have. I Never ice fished it, I mostly did shore and boat. Round lake is anther good one.

When I did ice fish Golden Lake, it was at the shoal that was off the united church camp at Deacon. Access for us was from our cottage. Public could get access from the road stop across from the restaurant in Deacon. Problem is most good fishing is a ways out from shore.

Getting geared up to get out and do some spring fishing, once the ice is cleared. been doing a lot of youtube research, but it fell really different this season.

Maybe it is just me, but with these restrictions and all, just does not feel like a normal year.

south of round lake dam i have had luck with bass and pike. There was a spot to put in a boat at the Tramore bridge on tramore road. this is south of the dam. It is a tricky river at times. Also on hyw 60 at Deacon, there is an old bridge and boat launch. good spot for pike. I have shore fished here...

I got the info I was looking for right from parks Canada. will pass it on here for others.

Thanks for your inquiry, the Historic Canals Regulations state that fishing is not permitted within 10 metres of a lock or approach wharf or fishing from a bridge over a navigation channel.

Quick question, and sorry if I asked it before.

I am looking at exploring it or shore fishing, and I was wondering how close are you allowed to fish at the locks?

I am looking at Burritts rapids, Smith Falls, Merickvill and Ottawa itself up to Dowes lake.

Thanks

I keep hearing about Seaguar line. I use just straight mono line. Is the carbon better? I do catch the odd pike and pickerel in our river. Just curious

I have been watching Fishing shows on PVR and youtube. Wish I was out there, but we all have to our part.

A little late, but people are out on the ice. not sure how thick it is but someone said 6"