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Just returned from 2 1/2 weeks in Canada. What a blast in Toronto and Haliburton. Fished in lake Kashagawigamog. Over the days caught (and released) 20 largies, 4 smallies. Kept and devoured one walleye. My wife caught and boated 2 muskies - 40" and 42" one on a bass rig with no leader no less and I had my first muskie about 36". Had one muskie hook throw and one bite off on a bass rig. What fun! Those fresh water barracuda sure fight like crazy. I can see how one can really get hooked on Muskie fishing.
Until next year...

Family used to have a cottage on Canning that is part of Kash....

Was a sad day when it was gone.

Good to see you had a good trip. Any pics?

Nassau Frank wrote:Just returned from 2 1/2 weeks in Canada. What a blast in Toronto and Haliburton. Fished in lake Kashagawigamog. Over the days caught (and released) 20 largies, 4 smallies. Kept and devoured one walleye. My wife caught and boated 2 muskies - 40" and 42" one on a bass rig with no leader no less and I had my first muskie about 36". Had one muskie hook throw and one bite off on a bass rig. What fun! Those fresh water barracuda sure fight like crazy. I can see how one can really get hooked on Muskie fishing.
Until next year...

We dont call it the fishing capitol of the world for nothing!..Good for you!

Great to see you made it up and even better that you had a good time. Nice fishing hope you really enjoyed your first musky.

Glad to see you got into some nice fish while you were up here!! Ya gotta love the fight a muskie gives!!

NF,

sounds like FUN!

I would love to see pics if you've got some.

So, your wife got the bigger muskies, hmm? (impressive without a leader, too!)

W.

Nice to see the trip was a success NF

Good going on the Muskies

good trip NF
wheres the pics????

wtg Frank-- Hope you enjoyed it.
Now where are the pics????
Norm

Gotta get the camera- dispo job- developed with digital then I'll post em. Yes Last year as this my bride caught more than I and this year without a leader. hard to live down.

Great trip frank... you must have enjoyed photographing those muskies for your wife

I bet you can't wait till next year.... look forward to seeing those pictures too..

Great Job Frank. Glad you enjoyed my land and my fish and my water and my air and my country.

See ya next year.

Your beer, too. I'm married so your women were safe.

W.

Haliburton Bassin, gotta love it!

Keep your eyes open for an article on Bassin in the haliburton area coming this spring to a magazine that we are all familiar with. Best of all, the article is written by one of the Fish-Hawk regulars.