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Lakes are water bodies which are deep enough (greater than 2 m) to contain water for long periods of time and to sustain fish during the winter by not freezing to the bottom. found this definition, so does this mean anything with "Lake" on a map contains some kind of fish? http://www.aquat...

i have been messing with google maps and the topo maps for my gps, and there are some really small water bodies that actually have lake names, there are larger bodies that are not named, I presume that the un named ones are just big shallow ponds or wetlands, why are some named, for example Hughes l...

Oh and I also found this during my trip,

http://www.fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewt ... 673#252673

Is this common in Ontario? hahaha

T Dot wrote:nice catch



care to share what you caught the larger fish on?

thanks

a double double and a chocolate dip donut lol

actually, the most chewed up frog you ever seen, didnt even look like a frog, haha

back at work wah




Biggest bass of the week, 6 pounds? [/img]


picture does her no justice IMO

http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/a ... 08_054.jpg

No scales, no tape measure, picture does no justice to actual fish, I think this was pretty close to 6 pounds. Biggest bass of the week.

guess i wont be using small blue gills then
If i do use live bait, I usually use frogs
but i thought frogs would be rare this time of year.
so blue gill not allowed? what about perch? there are some golden shiner in lake so i could try to catch some of them.

Well, I will be in Kingston in about 24 hours from now and on the lake about 26 hours from now, I had my sister pick up some yum dingers, some scum frogs and a couple fat raps, as per your suggestions here. I will be also using small blue gills for bait. thanks again for all the tips, I never even h...

Seems it's just for bragging rights (the picture). I sure hope he doesn't consistently do this, but he mentions reaching his limit quickly and then switching species, so.... :? I find the picture distasteful, but then that's just my opinion. W. I find this picture distasteful also i hate keeping an...

the whole west end of lake is like that

Thanks for all the tips, I guess my first question should of been, what if anything is different when fishing bass this late in the season compared to fishing in the summer months? This lake has been in family since 1965, my dad bought 400 acres with this lake on the land for $6,500 i believe, note ...

Fishing 24/7 wrote:VERRY nice outting tip up!!

that smallie goes into the BRONZ BACK'S!

cant see that clip tho!

I had to allow popups on page for video to work

Wallyboss wrote:there opening one just North of Montreal and one in Calgary. I haven't heard anything about Ottawa

haha calgary,, there is no bass in alberta.

Hi all, I been a lurker on these boards for a few months and have picked up alot of useful info here, finally decided to register. My parents have a private lake by Parham Ontario, The lake is about 1.5 miles long and is basically 2 lakes, the west end is pretty much soft bottom 14 feet deep everywh...