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An old one, but it's still amazing none the less...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv7jJj8ONvM

Yeah...definitely falls into the fish-porn category!

Another NZ teaser! Can't wait for ice out!

http://vimeo.com/85147880

be sure you've got a good wire leader if you're going for cuda. Also if you're thinking of wading around the lagoon, keep an eye out for salt water crocs.

Also, even with a good pair of polarized sunglasses, a good fishing cap with a black underside will cut down glare even more.

I love my pair of MJ and the customer service is second to none. If you're fishing in lots of bright light situations the grey lenses are good, otherwise the amber lens are a better choice.

I would inquire into how big the tarpon actually are. I would be surprised if they are over 50lbs. The "big" fish are the ones that have moved to open water. Even the fish that that catch on the pro tarpon tour are typically in the 150lb range. Some of the guys that I know that have gone d...

You'll probably also have a good chance for bones on the flats there as well.

Thanks very much for the info on the lake ,not to drag things threw the mud but I thought all lakes that are stocked by the MNR had public access but I guess I am wrong,Thanks again for the help. Paul For a lake to be stocked by the MNR it does have to have public access of some sort. It doesn't ne...

Always as for the tracking number. If they can't provide you with the number it hasn't been shipped.

I"m not sure when the run started this season. You might be better off posting that question in the main section, to get a better iea as to how far along this year's run is.

I guess they did't all get wiped out when they had that chlorine spill a number of years back, and the MNR has only been stocking brookies.

You might get lucky and hook into a brown, but salmon do not feed when they're running up stream. You would probably run the risk of snagging fish in the river if you use spoons or plugs.

The reg is intended to help migratory fish such as salmon and steelhead. Fish will sack up at dams, etc. waiting to move upstream. Clearly, it is far easier to catch/poach them where they're concentrated in one spot. The lack of local enforcement is most likely because we do not have migratory fish ...

The reg is self-explanatory; no fishing within 75' feet while COs may not enforce the reg around the locks on the Rideau, you will see them ticket anglers breaking the reg on the salmon/steelhead rivers.