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I have a hard time believing this still happens, i thought we were all getting along. :shock: as long as they follow the rules I don't see a problem, but I guess it takes all kinds "Apuzzling spate of violence against Asian-Canadian anglers last summer has moved beyond being a cottage-country s...

for this time of year when the ice is just off the water temp inverts.
i fish the first 10 feet of so troling with a small flasher, mooselook, or small spoon and the my bait 3 to 5 feet behind that, for bait wet fly or minnow
good luck

i have fish on the Q side for B trout for many years, i have used both baits worms and leeches and found little difference, well except for price
but give tham a try, you never know

Nice fish, WOW, some day i will learn how to ice fish like that

To finish my post, (I had issue with the internet)
One would think a cormorant that weights 4 lbs would be a snack for a large Pike or Muskie, as in the case of the eagle, would it be possible to catch one fishing? I have never caught a flying fish

south pacific, a country called Micronesia, for SkipJack Tuna

Quote from http://www.on.ec.gc.ca/wildlife/factsheets/fs_cormorants-e.html The average cormorant weighs approximately 1.9 kg (4.2 lbs) and will eat about 25% of its weight in fish each day or about 0.48 kg (1.0 lbs). Most adult cormorants reside on the Great Lakes from about mid-April to late August...

Oh ya, in canada you have hard water this time of year, at this point the only hard water i can find is in my glass of rum

What I use is a single spinner, split shot with a worm, troll slowly and bounce the bottom around 13 feet or so
goood luck

good list mosquito
it does depend on the lake, the time of year, type and age of the fish
i have also seen green algae, and small bits of gravel (white quarts)
it seems when they feed anything is fair game

almontefisher
nice pics
but i did not see any speckles
in the spring i will PM you with a tip

skunked in the winter on rainbow lakes? in 20 or so years i can count the trout on 2 hands i caught in the winter... maybe that's just me :? BucketM is correct Grab a stocking list, some maps, Google Earth, a $50 for gas and get'er done. anyway exploring the country side is half of the fun Steve

i have seen quite a few this year in my neck of the woods, but i feel killing them is a waste

TnMH
i sent the young lad up to check the trout lakes, i'll PM you if he got any

seems like a lot of work to give us an ice update...thanks
better luck next time

HI valley_boy
no they are not from Oriole, Oriole bows are not that big in the belly, well that's what i have found