I'm taking a friend out for a quick fish from shore this evening after I put my daughter down for the night. We're in the Glebe/Ottawa South. I know Dows Lake can be a quick and easy spot, same with the Broson bridge and the park near Riverside and Bank....
I find though that when I do go to these areas i get stuck in extremely heavy weeds and things never really turn out well.... SO.....
....If anyone would like to suggest any fairly specific locations (anything where I wont be dragging through clouds of weeds) in this area it would be very very very helpful for me.
putting the baby down and making time for a shore-fish
Re: putting the baby down and making time for a shore-fish
why dont ya try fishing in the weeds but with some scum frogs! Bass are lovin the top water now a days !ptrxml59 wrote:I'm taking a friend out for a quick fish from shore this evening after I put my daughter down for the night. We're in the Glebe/Ottawa South. I know Dows Lake can be a quick and easy spot, same with the Broson bridge and the park near Riverside and Bank....
I find though that when I do go to these areas i get stuck in extremely heavy weeds and things never really turn out well.... SO.....
....If anyone would like to suggest any fairly specific locations (anything where I wont be dragging through clouds of weeds) in this area it would be very very very helpful for me.
|Dore|
Please don't put down your baby, there are other options: adoption, CAS...etc. Think it through dude, fishing.....family....fishing....family... should all be able to "just get along". Putting down should only be a last resort.
If you're fishing those inner city sloppy areas, as mentioned above, chunk a big weedless frog across the weed/grass mats, there are fish in there. Or a weedless rigged, weightless Fluke with a big 5/0 hook would also suffice.
Good luck!
If you're fishing those inner city sloppy areas, as mentioned above, chunk a big weedless frog across the weed/grass mats, there are fish in there. Or a weedless rigged, weightless Fluke with a big 5/0 hook would also suffice.
Good luck!
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