Hi everyone:
Not new to the board (joined in 2004) but obviously not very active with less than 20 posts. Was an active member on OFN for a long time though not so much in the past six months.
Wasn't very active on this board b/c I didn't fish in eastern Ontario that much. But that'll be changing b/c my wife and I moved to Kingston last Fall and I hope to fish and get to know the area.
Love fishing for all kinds of species, but my favourite is bass & pike. Have fished the Kawarthas and Muskokas mostly, though I usually (not last year and not this year) go on a week-long trip in May or June and that has taken me into northern Ontario and Quebec.
Don't have a boat, yet, so would be great to meet up with anybody in the Kingston area who's interested in a fishing partner for the day. Always happy to pick up Tim's in the morning, good snacks, and split gas if anybody is interested.
My question is, one of my long-time fishing buddies wants to visit me in May and I'd like to book a stay at one of the lodges or resorts in the area, maybe 3 or 4 hours from Kingston at the most.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Looking forward to any replies and expect to post more on this board.
Thanks, Mike
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Thanks for the suggestions so far, any others would be much appreciated.
Joe, thanks for the suggestion of Gananoque Lake. It's so close to Kingston though that I might just stay at home and go for the day.
I assume we could launch at Griffins for a fee?
Thanks, Mike
Joe, thanks for the suggestion of Gananoque Lake. It's so close to Kingston though that I might just stay at home and go for the day.
I assume we could launch at Griffins for a fee?
Thanks, Mike
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If you get a chance, get out among the islands around Kingston and up the river towards Gan. I have had great luck with bass and pike in the multitude of bays around Wolfe Island. Also around Cedar and Milton Islands and the Spectacles for walleye, bass, pike, perch, whatever. Don't tell too many people though, I don't want the secret to get out
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Sounds good to me, thanks again.
Now if it would only stop snowing...
Mike
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quick Gananoque Lake report
Joisey Joe,
Thanks again for the info. Went to the lake last week and launched from Griffins. Didn't see the gentleman you mentioned, somebody else was there to take our $12.
Had a fun day, though action was pretty slow overall. But we had fun exploring a new lake and I wouldn't definitely like to visit again.
It was windy so it was a challenge to find fishy looking spots. Got a few hammerhandle pike, some OOS bass, and got into a nice school of crappie by one island point. No pics.
Mike
Thanks again for the info. Went to the lake last week and launched from Griffins. Didn't see the gentleman you mentioned, somebody else was there to take our $12.
Had a fun day, though action was pretty slow overall. But we had fun exploring a new lake and I wouldn't definitely like to visit again.
It was windy so it was a challenge to find fishy looking spots. Got a few hammerhandle pike, some OOS bass, and got into a nice school of crappie by one island point. No pics.
Mike
Big fish, little fish, swimming in the water...