Toronto Ontario Canada…Both Ontario and the state of New York have stocked Chinook,coho and Atlantic Salmon as well as rainbow and brown trout.its a great fishery
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Awesomeness, wish wa and or would get there acts together.
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Thats a beast !! Great lakes rainbows are one of my favs to chase!!
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Way to go, Dad! Another young one hooked up for life.
I got a big smile from the picture of the little guy on the beach.
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Congrats on breaking in boat! Best way to spend a day imo.
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You guys made it home! Means boat floated? Means you sir can fix a boat…
Shit I got u mixed up with mbvapester. Still sweet time with the kid. Money can’t buy that
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She was full of eggs too and I actually made a pretty penny off them to guys for roe bags lol
I have also caught fresh steelhead in BC and I have to say the ones from the ocean do have more fight in them , but the ones I caught from lake Ontairio and up in georgian bay were a lot of fun.
The Bowmanville creek blew my mind because it was so small and so full of bikes and shopping carts I couldn’t believe it had fish that size in it.
If I remember right I caught that one just down from the hospital.
Sweet bass in a sweet boat btw
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Pro bass angler here. Fishing the opens this year. Won a few Costas in 19 and 18
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Yah I like fishing St Clair river and Niagara River best. The current makes the fights unreal. Especially on a centerpin reel. Bowmanville and such are kinda weak lol. Ive gone a cpl yrs to get a salmon for eggs for steelhead fishing but its not very sporting and a far drive for me.
That rainbow is still sick though. I rarely see coho when Ive gone let alone browns or steelies.
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Nice man, boat looks sweet too!
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This young man came up with his grandparents, very relentless.
Was able to put him on some “eaters”
He had a ball! Smiles are worth a million words
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Atta boy, most kids wouldn’t even touch those with their bare hands lol
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This is win, win. Happy kids, happy grown ups. I love catching big bream.
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There are some great holes south of the 401 and CN tracks that hold fish all winter.
I like eating them as much as catching them shellcrackers.
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That’s for sure, they just as good as crappy imo.
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better, crappys are so bland but if you have no fish to eat and they’re in the freezer, ahhh wth.
Gillys are so sweet tasting.
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I Love to fish, I don’t get out as much as I use to, having young kids and all. Being in Maine, we have some of the a bountiful native brook trout population, though only a few places produce trophies. Native land locked Atlantic salmon are also my favorite. I mostly C&R, but a few panfish and trout come home with me now and then. Yes I’m coastal, but I don’t really fish in salt water. Oh, did I mention I’m a nut that prob likes ice fishing just as much (if not more) than open water!
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First off great shots of some beauty fish.
I got into ice fishing when I lived in northern BC after many years of fly fishing only. I agree that it is quite enjoyable looking down the hole and actually seeing a huge fish take your jig. Or in my case usually watch the huge fish swim right up to it and decide not to take it lol
This is how we fished on One Island lake and a few others. I miss hot boxing that tent on days off haha
A few of the little guys. One island has fish well over 20 lbs
This shot shows my jig . It is the white spot near the middle. The ice was also almost 4 ft if I remember right. I know we had to have extensions on our augers that year to hit water lol
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