Winter G2G for trout guys

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Would you do a G2G for trout

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What is trout??
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Winter G2G for trout guys

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Anyone interested in a winter G2G for trout sometime?? Trying to see if there is interest at all. It would be a low key very informal ( Sorry Luke no tux's ) and a very relaxing G2G. As it is trout it would have to be a well known location and not some back woods locale or Mike P's honey holes!!! :lol:


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I should have said it was open to anyone not just trout guys. I am sure there are a lot of people who would love to try fishing for trout. Anyone is welcome.
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Post by Rytera »

I think that is a great idea!

Where where you thinking of? Silver lake? Muskrat? or one of the easy lakes in the Calabogie area?
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Rytera wrote:I think that is a great idea!

Where where you thinking of? Silver lake? Muskrat? or one of the easy lakes in the Calabogie area?
That I am not sure yet. Like I said torut lakes are like gold viens...people will hold them dear to themselves till they die so it would have to be a well known one I think. Suggestions are welcome.
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Post by Rytera »

Anybody with a stocking list and a gps can find a lake.... :?

Tax dollars stock lakes....I pay taxes....can I not fish it? :lol:
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Rytera wrote:Anybody with a stocking list and a gps can find a lake.... :?

Tax dollars stock lakes....I pay taxes....can I not fish it? :lol:
Yes you can fish anything you want and yes you can use a stocking list and GPS. That is the way most of us found these little gems in the woods but what I think is frowned upon is the people who want the answer without doing the formula and research. Hence the reason we need a well known locale or blindfold people when they come :lol:

I want to make this fun and friendly but this trout thing is a touchy subject for some. I am expecting backlash and complaints for this but we need to get together as a club, forum whatever and enjoy what we have here. I want this to be a kid friendly event as well so bring the young ones out to try for some trout. My first trip for them was with my dad and some buddies and I was hooked on ice fishing and trout after that. Let's try to make this a fun thing!
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Post by Rytera »

Then instead of posting a lake name just post GPS co-ords off the stocking list. That way no "backlash" will ensue.
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Rytera wrote:Then instead of posting a lake name just post GPS co-ords off the stocking list. That way no "backlash" will ensue.
LOL!!

You ARE new here!!

Lake names, hints, colors, smells, coordinates and descriptions cause backlashes here like old mono on a cheap baitcaster in a hurricane.

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Post by Mike P »

What is this trout you speak of :shock:
I could be in for this Peter. Like the idea of having it kid friendly.

Before this turns ugly with the whole trout issue, why don`t we set a lake, a date, easy access etc. It stops the naming of lakes, hence stopping the old arguement.

I`d say, Silver Lk because of access, everybody knows it, 2nd week-end in Jan. :)
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Post by Steady Eddy »

I voted yes, but that depends entirely on what lake and how many guys will be attending.
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Post by dead_weight »

cprince has got it right ... no matter what almontefisher picks it will be in someone "back yard" so to speak .. or their fishing hole and will ruffle feathers ... I think thats the point thats trying to be made .. it has to be a well known public lake that most anybody has at least heard of or has fished ... to perhaps lessen the backlash ... the fishermen who use this site are pretty sophisticated (myself excluded) ... so there's no real point in using GPS because someone will post the lake name in a matter of minutes.

besides I don't think thats the real point in what this invite is all about ... it's more to get folks together for fishing and have a few laughs ... and if you get enough lines in the water and you'll get fish ...

I have to admit ... i am only now getting what G2G means ... get together !! Man is that extra 2 years of high school paying off now !!!
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Post by almontefisher »

Mike: I like Silver lake for those reasons and one more....I am skunked on this lake for trout. Well let's throw two out there and see what happens.

Silver lake Mid Jan

Muskratt mid Jan



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Post by hook&shoot »

Muskrat can be brutal on a good day weather wise..food for thought.
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Post by Steady Eddy »

I am down for either, prefer silver though as I have never fished it and would like an excuse.
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Post by RJ »

I'm in 100% if my schedule allows it. No matter to me where really.....I've fished both and both can be good and bad at times......

I'll have some Vexilars with me for folks to try out.....

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