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Was out yesterday on 3.5" of ice fishing 70-90 FOW in west end. Screen action at least every 15 minutes. Only one was willing to tangle with me. Friday temps may make weekend fishing iffy.

A fish finder, a contour map (paper or electronic) and an electric motor (to keep your presentation vertical) are all that are needed IMO. Deep water (>60 feet) humps and troughs are good starting points.

You might want to consider West Lake Willows in the Sandbanks area. I haven't used his service but have read very favourable reports.

http://westlakewillows.com/

My advice- get a widebeam squareback canoe... Throw a 4hp motor on and not many places you couldn't go. Stable, fine for solo but also room for the wife, kids for those family outings Welcome back Float!! X2 I had a 16 ft. Scott's Y-stern paired with a 2 HP in Timmins for 15 years and another 5 yea...

There's significantly more fly fishing opportunities on the Salmon River in New York in comparison to Lake O. tribs on this side of the fence.

Sportman's Pool but use the north shore access. From that side you can easily fish from above that pool down to the tail out. Mitch

thanks in advance, Mitch

In August grab yourself some glow in the dark spoons and do some night time pier chucking. Chartreuse or fire tiger rapala J-13 or something similar is my go to as dawn approaches. They are pretty aggressive and will give you the best fight before they enter the river. Couple that up with a decent r...

Check out the spoonpullers website. Lots of threads to view.

Mitch

the boatlaunch is in the park but on a stretch of moving water. Depending on if and where they plow you might be able to access the lake at the far west end of the park.

Lake Huron or G-Bay tribs are your best bet for Ontario winter drifts. I'll be on the Salmon River until May.

I was fishing east tribs today and there are still a lot of salmon at the stream/river mouth. Unfortunately other than a few small silvers at dawn, none wanted my offerings (roe, jigs and flies).