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I don't know anyone in Kamloops, but will you have access to a small boat or even a canoe? There are LOADS of lakes around Kamloops where you could get into bows on the fly if you could get away from the shoreline.

Okay cool, thanks guys!

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of making a trip up to Nipissing later this year and am looking at the end of August or the beginning of September. Could any of you tell me if that is a decent time of the year to fish the lake? I'd be targeting everything. Pike, Bass, Muskie and Walleye. Basically whateve...

I really enjoy watching JP DeRose's show, as I find I learn allot from it and I like his approach. I think each region also has their own "best". The names listed in this thread would definitely be the top guys out here, but back where I grew up in BC, it's mostly fly and salmon/steelhead ...

Awesome! What a healthy looking fish!

Mine come off and get stored in the spare bedroom on a nice soft surface, LOL. They also ride in the truck with me on the way home.

Well, I got out on the Big Rideau this morning and had a pretty good day. We only fished for about 4 hours and while I didn't get any lakers, I did okay working the shorelines for pike. I was marking lots of fish 40-80 feet down in 70-120 FOW but couldn't manage any takes. I ran a bunch of different...

Cool, that's what I like to hear. I'll be sure to put a report up tomorrow night.

Sweet, thanks for the quick response RJ!

Going to head out tomorrow and try for some Lakers, but I can't seem to find on their website what time the day use area opens. Thanks in advance if you know!

Cool, thanks guys. It sounds like it might be worth it to just grab the NY license and have one less thing to worry about.

Awesome, thanks for the info Ed! Also a good tip on watching the border, I'll be sure to keep an eye on the chart

Hi everyone, I've never been on the St. Lawrence near Prescott and I was just wondering if it would be wise to grab a NY State license if venturing out in that area? Is there enough good water on the Canadian side to focus one's attention on without worrying about it? I'd mainly be looking to get in...

I've seen giant prawns from the Pacific that were almost a foot long (really tasty too!) and the body of that thing sort of looks like a prawn, but wow, is that ever creepy. Perhaps it was something that someone threw overboard?

Awesome report RJ. I was born and raised in BC and Stripers are one of the fish I wanted to catch after watching the fishing shows growing up. How did they pull?