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 Fish Finder05 Jun : 15:34'Tis correct! I saw a CO out in the bush too, which was nice. I didn't see any steelhead remaining up there like I have in past years. And I think your ideas are correct about the 'steelhead express' bringing salmon up there.
I did however hook into a 20" plus brown in there this time. That didn't last long though, after catching wee brookies for the afternoon I wasn't ready whatsoever for that beast to come out!
We hit a really nice hatch of green drakes on the main branch outside of Durham as well.
brntrout05 Jun : 03:26NEWS As some of you have noticed, our website has been experiencing problems this week. This was due to an explosion and fire in the electrical room where our servers are physically stored. Luckily no data was lost, but it taken some time to reconnect power and re-initialize the programs. This affected nearly one million websites. At the present time power is being supplied by outside generators until they can rebuild their electrical room. Once this is completed, they will have to power down to change over. We will keep you updated regarding their progress. We have been diligently working on following their progress. Thanks for your patience and support.
brntrout29 May : 09:55Yes, many people may not realize that the tribs open later. The reason ( I think) is that the MNR and some volunteers transport steelhead up the river and that they are still spawning
Fish Finder29 May : 05:35Good info to have brntrout!! I've been watching that rather closely as well, its right around the corner from me!!
on another note......lookin forward to the opening of one of the 'geens tribs on sunday! can't wait to fish my favourite brookie stream again! woo hoo!!
brntrout30 Apr : 18:56Yes, lots of stoneflies, black with white spots on the wings. I will always wonder how big that fish was that broke me off, I fought it for at least 10 minutes, had 6lb test with 9 ft noodle rod (use it for steelhead and salmon on Georgian Bay)and it went where it wanted to!!
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Thank you for visiting Canadian Angling.com We have just upgraded our site, and we hope you like it the new style. It will be more interactive. We have lots of new items on the website for you to view. There are new fishing forums, fishing news, and fishing pier webcams. We have also kept our most popular items like: our trout hatchery, river restoration, fishing tournament, best times to fish (lunar tables), animated fishing knots, brown trout articles (their history and the spawning habits of brown trout), fishing pictures, and the Golden Rainbow Award. Thank you for your support.
We held our 2007 Fishing Tournament on September 17th. This was the biggest and best yet! We sold out for the second year in a row. We have pictures up on the Tournament 2007 page. Congratulations to Ron Turgeon, James Clarke and David Gray Jr. They ended up the top 3 fishermen. Congratulations to Aidan Smyth, winner of the kids division who barely beat out Zach Roughley. Also congrats to Eugene Robertson, winner of the Jerry Hibbs Memorial Trophy.
We would also like to thank all our great sponsors. Thank you for your support.
Are you looking for the latest conditions on the Great Lakes? Water temperature, levels, wave heights, thermocline? Take a look at our Great Lakes page, with lots of info!!!
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| We are proud to announce that Keythinkers.ca (your recruiting edge) has donated some great prizes. Keythinkers.ca has donated some cash and with this we will be purchasing 2 pairs of Korker Cross Current Wading Boots for the fishermen. Thanks again Coralee for the prizes,! What, something else coming from Keythinkers.ca also, great.! A digital camera, thanks to all the staff at Modern Appliances (a link is on the top right) for giving us a great deal. This was selected as first prize by Rockin' Ron. A link to Keythinkers.ca is on the right side of the front page.
Also a very special Thank You to Korkers for assisting us and giving us a special deal on the river boots. A review on the boots is in the Forum under Product Review. | |
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|  Canada's Top 100 Fishing Sites has been moved and updated. We have created a new design. we re-opened itJanuary 1st 2008 and it is quickly filling up with great fishing sites. Click on the banner to take a look. | |
| Atlantic Salmon Return to Great Lakes
The Atlantic Salmon was once an important part of the fish community of Lake Ontario. The average weight of the fish was around 10 lbs. The Credit River was renowned as an Atlantic Salmon stream, but Salmon also thrived in many other Lake Ontario tributaries including Wilmot Creek, Duffins Creek, Cobourg Brook, the Humber River, and the Don River. But over 100 years, the fish number decreased dramatically due to habitat loss and overfishing. Dams, loss of forest cover, siltation of spawning beds, and overfishing contributed to their decline.
Research and experimental stocking have laid the groundwork for a major new partnership to bring back the Atlantic salmon to Lake Ontario. Their goal is to restore wild (self-sustaining) populations of Atlantic Salmon to Lake Ontario. Research has shown that young Atlantic salmon can grow and survive well in Lake Ontario tributaries today.
To find out more about this story, visit the MNR website MNR Atlantic Salmon | |
|  Would you like to win free prizes for just catching fish? Enter Dickies Sportfishing Sweepstakes. There are some great prizes to be won and free to enter, just click on the logo. Also the Canadian Sportfishing On-Line Merchandise store is open, with some items we are quite sure will be a big hit with anglers from coast to coast, just in time for his or her birthday. Fishermen never ever have enough tackle. Canadian Sportfishing Store. Also don't forget to watch Italo's weekly fishing show for the latest fishing techniques to catch the big fish on Canadian Sportfishing Weekly Shows in TSN | |
| The Upper Saugeen Habitat Restoration Association (Canadian Angling .com) and Xcalibur Rods had an amazing deal for flyfishing enthusiasts. Xcalibur rods donated a custom made rod and placed it up for auction on EBay. All funds raised (over $120) will go towards our hatchery project this year. The custom made flyrod sold for $200.
A big Thank You to the owner of Xcalibur Rods John Miao for helping us with this project.. Xcalibur Rods are world renowned for their quality. Like the powerful and magical sword that was given to King Arthur by the Lady of the Lake, the magical tapers of these fast+ action rods will enable you to cast over 100' of line upon your command. Xcalibur Rods have a new custom Yellow Stone rod on EBay, Check it out | |
| Sport Fish Survival Challenged
In Lake Ontario, monster lake trout keep anglers awake at night with anticipation. However, its primary source of food is threatened. The slimy sculpin is a 3 inch long, brown fish is threatened.
Without the thousands of tiny prey fish like the sculpin, the larger fish of Lake Ontario and other Great Lakes couldn't survive. And their numbers are plummeting, scientists say. | |
| Brown Trout Hatchery
We went out with Andy McKee on Sunday November 13th to get our brown trout eggs. The storms held off and it was a beautiful day. Everything went like clockwork. The new easy loader trays from Scotty Downriggers was a tremendous help. They saved a lot of time. We now have 10,000 eggs in the river. You can see pictures and descriptions in our hatchery section.
The Upper Saugeen Habitat Restoration Association (Canadian Angling.com) is proud to announce the birth of 9,400 brown trout into the upper Saugeen River. We had our best hatch rate ever at 94% hatch and release! A warm winter dramatically improved our hatch rate. In the early spring, major floods (20 year high levels) moved the incubators down the river, however they hatched and emerged from the incubators safely. Mother nature is truly amazing.
We have now hatched and released over 35,000 wild brown trout into the upper Saugeen River over the years. A special thank you to Andy Mckee from the M.N.R., and the all the sponsors and volunteers, who have been fantastic in supporting our endeavors.
To see how we get the eggs and our succesful hatchings over the years, click on the Trout Hatchery link on the upper right hand of this page.
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| The latest publication of Water and Woods Online Magazine has just been published. There are great articles on fishing and hunting. Just click on the link above to go directly to the magazine. We know that you will enjoy the articles. | |
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Confirmed 2008 events:
Fishing tournament: pending
Trout eggs: pending |
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Southern Ontario’s river levels continue to be much higher than normal. Bass and pike fishing are very good. Due to the warmer weather, bass and pike will be hiding in the weeds. On our vacation, we went fishing at the Marle Lakes near Hanover and caught and released a few nice bass and sunfish. We also dropped by Wilmer Ponds to practice our fly casting and caught a nice rainbow. With the warming temperatures this week, fish will reduce their food intake until the temperatures return to normal. Early morning and late evening are the best times to fish.
Best Lures/Bait
Trout/Salmon:##2 & #3 Vibrax spinners, worms, minnows, crayfish, J13 Rapala, #5-#7 Kwikfish, Cisco Swimmin' minnow
Downrigging: Spoons (cracked ice, monkey puke), flutter spoons and Lymans. Best time for fishing is very early in the morning (5-6am) using glow in the dark plugs. Work areas that have high concentrations of baitfish. Salmon will sit underneath the baitfish. When lures go through baitfish, turn the boat. Lake Huron 80-90ft, Lake Erie 40-50ft, Lake Ontario 100-120ft with thermocline setting up.
Flyfishing: Trios, yellow stonefly, mayfies, minnow imitation, various caddis, green rock worm, iso, and bloodworm.
River Flow Rates: moderate/high:
Saugeen River (Durham) moderate/high levels at 1.29M, Saugeen River (Walkerton) high at 9.5M, Sauble River (Sauble Falls) moderate at .88M, Sydenham River (Owen Sound) moderate at 4.96M, and Saugeen (near Port Elgin) moderate at 7.7M, Credit River at Streetsville high at 4.4M, Credit River at Orangeville high at 11.2M, Grand River (Doon) still fairly high at 4.1M.
Prime Fishing Times: Saturday July 19th: 1:51am to 2:39am (moon overhead), 1:56pm to 3:04pm (moon underneath).
A Big Brown Trout
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