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Get yourself a needle, a syringe. small hooks. weights up 4-6 feet from hook. put on worm. take the syringe and fill the worm with air until he floats on the water. cast! small spinners for trolling. corn niblets work sometimes, so do small color mashmallows and roe. they are a very finicky fish and...

http://www.unb.ca/cri/projects/Fish_key ... k_Chub.htm

best guess, creek chub.

Actually he is talking about the bridge just outside the antrim truck stop on the whitelake road.

there are piers under the water.. actually I am pretty sure they are really close to the ones that are there now. I cross that bridge daily and am drawing a blank.

Thank you very much everyone! Wehave done the NY thing in the past and it is always a great trip, however do to restrictions I don't think we could do that run and I dont think a trip across the border is a good idea with health issues. But I do have to say thank you to everyone who has private mess...

Hey Guys, I know that most of you are going to read this and say no way.. but I figured I would ask. I have a relative who is fighting cancer and has been pretty much given a year or so to inoperable lung cancer. He was an avid fisherman growing up and had his fair share of muskie battles in the Ott...

Nice Catch, and the sunshine chick would be a nice catch as well!

That fish is so happy to have been caught!! could you imagine having that ugly looking thing stuck to your head.. fk me. annoying and probably a little painfull (on the head.)

Congrats to both you and the fish!!!

Hi Solstrum, PS: welcome to Fish-Hawk, Solstrum. Don't let people like Bass Addict frighten you away. :wink: Oh dont worry about that, I am a solid poster on several hockey boards and can handle the off beats. I have been lurking here for close to 2 years and enjoy all the reports. I am mostly afte...

Take a white piece of bread dip it in milk, cover the entry point and let it dry.. it will pull it right out.

I dont see any lamprey marks.. were they small buggers... I hardly ever find them under 10 inches long!

nice fish!