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A 13 ft rod will do fine for most tribs. It may be a little long for some of the smaller brush infested runs. A two piece will offer you greater strength than the equivalent three piece rod; however, what you drive may also suggest what length you should purchase. Mitch

there is a public boat launch at the far east end of the lake. Large bluegills are plentiful and better than average in size and quantity than most lakes I've fished.

This system is no different than fishing steelhead with beads where the hook trails the pegged bead by about two inches. Lots of discussions regarding whether the practice is ethical, however, from an enforcement point of view it is legal.

http://www.ene.gov.on.ca/publications/590b13-SO.pdf

see page 81 for consumption recommendations

so how much do you spend on fuel, tackle etc... throughout the year. It's like buying film for a camera

Have you contacted the Kingston fly fishing club. I'm sure you could get some good info at the November 24 th meeting.

http://www.geocities.com/kingstonflyfishing/


Mitch

Advanced taxidermy. I got my gift of a lifetime when I had by PB 15 lb 3 oz walleye completed by these guys in a free swimming position mounted on a base. The mount was so good they asked to borrow for a while as part of their display when they moved to their new place. Pricey yes but a mount of a l...

what colours do you have in stock and what is your price?

I'm looking, without much success so far, for a source of McFoam for tying imitation egg patterns.

Nighthawk lake flows into Frederickhouse and can be accessed on Hwy 101. You'll get walleye, sauger, pike, perch, mooneye, whitefish and jumbo perch. The Fred is shallow and a notorious one when the wind whip up. Mitch

Check out this info which suggests that Lake O. water levels are higher are as high as they were last year at this time with a strong updward tredn and a second graph indicating that the level is currently above long term means. The snow pack is much greater than in previous years as well. If we exp...

I lived in Timmins for 15 years and fished Horwood regularly. Walleye are a dime a dozen, lots of big pike, jumbo perch and whitefish. There's all kinds of structure to fish. You can't go wrong on this lake.

I personally have not been. However a co-worker and my fishing partner each have highly recommended the camping and the fishing for sm bass.