A great weekend but painful to boot....

Post by **FLOATFISHIN** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 1:57 pm

C.A.S Is right but if you go earlier you may get em then too.Just watch the water if it is calm and you will see there eyes shine at you in the light about 10 feet off the dock.In my opinion try slowin down your presetations tonight and they should turn on.Start with the stick baits and then if nothin go to a jig or lindy rig with a night crawler or live leech.

T.L F.F

Post by **FLOATFISHIN** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 2:42 pm

K gonna try this again

Tried posting and it says im the last post but ah well here goes again.Try to get there a bit early to get your spot towards the end where the light is.I not sure what the traffic is like but thats where we saw the majority of the fish staging.Try starting with stick baits and slow stready retreives with the occasional twich.If no action try a jig bout 1/4 ounce with different plastics .Then move onto a jig tipped or a lindy rig tipped with a night crawler or live leech and slowly drag bottom.Not many snags out there but the occasional one my arise,bottom is pretty flat.I've seen al techs work but you should try them all to see if they will pick up on anythin.

Hope this helps and plz give us a reprot

T.L F.F

Post by **Snag** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 6:48 pm

Interesting sorry FF! I'm really happy for your son, thats so cute that he go to excited! I have a feeling he'll grow up to be a great angler!

Sorry about your toe, sure sounds painful! Maybe you should invest in some water shoes, they've saved my toes so many times!

Post by **Chrome_A_Saurus** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 7:41 pm

Yeah definatly about 10 feet out or so. I just did a light underhand pitch 10 - 15 ft out on front of the peir. As FF mentioned...you can see their eyes...I had to post back to this one again too....if you look closely at the pic of me ( green pants ) just to the right and up an bit from the tail on the fish You can see a big ol Eye staring at us LOL guess the flash of the cam got it.

Cheers and Tightlines

C.A.S.

Post by **wolfe** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 9:13 pm

Chrome-A-Saurus,

Thx for the great wally pic's and the photo of FF's son. Enjoyed them.

Welcome to the board, by the way!

W.

Post by **Chrome_A_Saurus** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 9:38 pm

Thanks wolfe....much appreciated ...

Saw FF on here a few times and found my new hobby besides fishing....which is talkin bout fishin and seeing some great pics hearing some great stories. Seems like a really good bunch on here and hope I get too toss a few with some of you.

Cheers and Tightlines

C.A.S.

Post by RJ » Mon Jun 21, 2004 9:42 pm

Welcome aboard C-A-S....

FF, Which toe was it?...and why no pics of that?...we'd love to see that!

RJ

Post by **Wall-I-Guy** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 9:59 pm

Nice fish there guys! Congrats to the little fella on his first one!

Makes a Dad proud eh

Post by **FLOATFISHIN** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 10:10 pm

O.K Ill post pics of my toe but I think they will be removed real quick

Thx for all replies to all the young lad feels like a star and well deserved cause he is!!!

This weekend its a 5 plus largie for em then he can be ahead of pops!!!

T.L F.F

Post by **Moosebunk** » Mon Jun 21, 2004 10:18 pm

C'mon FF...

I'm waiting for the bloody pics.

No not really, but sorry to hear "a-boot" the luck.

Post by **Chrome_A_Saurus** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:14 am

I would have taken a pic of his toe for your enjoyment lol but I did not want to get to close to his feet...... there is a warning there that says something about " dangerous fumes "

Post by **wolfe** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:18 am

Floatfishin'

Which is more painful for you? The toe? Or this post?!

W.

PS: seems as though you've got a real humdinger of a pal in Chrome-a-Saurus!!!!!

Post by **Chrome_A_Saurus** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:24 am

Hmmm actually ...once he sees the post it may be more painful for me LOL

Post by **Jale** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:46 am

with the storm front moving in my experience on litle rideau is that the fish turn off so i postponed fishing to tonight

As long as the thunderstorm is breaking i will be out for a few hours tonight

will post results

thanks

Post by **Jale** » Wed Jun 23, 2004 10:07 am

fished little rideau last night

Picked up a 5lb and a 5.5 lb pike in a couple of weedbeds up the lake along with 5 or so hammerhandles

Around dusk made our way down north shore trolling marked lots fish 15 feet down in 30 feet of eater. no fish

fished in and around the pier till 11:00 pm, my buddy caught 2 small walleye bout 15 inches and lost a nice one at the side of the boat that i would roughly estimate at around 6=7 lbs.

still a good night fishing