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Old 07-07-2010, 03:37 PM
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Default Canaday Day w/e Lake O. salmon report

Been waiting a few days for some pics to come in so I could post this Canada Day long weekend 4 day fishing marathon about about introducing some newbies to our great fishery.

THURSDAY

First time out on big pond since a week and a half. Figured we'd launch out of Promenade with buddy Blainey (he has a boat and fishes, met him thru SLA & Iceguy). Plan was to run down towards islands as I needed to get some time in on the motor, if that didn't work run back towards Promenade and work west.

Got to the islands and it was nice green coloured water but shaker city. Worked the area for a while hoping some bigger fish would wanna play to no avail. Eventually decided to pull plug around 10:15 or so and run back towards Promenade and set-up and head in the other direction. I wanted to find fish as previously mentioned I had my 3M Rep coming out with me Friday, my dealer's brother in-law saturday then my neighbor sunday.
We eventually found some water and fish around noon and decided to call it a day as we each had festivities to attend.

Prepared a batch of these on the bbq for our Canada Day party at our friends place, they always go over well!

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FRIDAY

Met up with my 3M Rep and hit the water and had lines down just before 6am in roughly the same spot we finished Thursday. Surface temp was still just over 50 degrees and we had 42 down around 45http://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley4.gif Wasn't long before we had a stick in his handhttp://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley4.gif Had a steady pick of matures in the top 50 of the column on big metal with long leads off the cables with the divers pulling flies taking their share. The best part is we practically had the water to our selves, it was PERFECThttp://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley4.gif

Here's a few shots from the day -

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We ended the day I believe somewhere are 16/21 on matures. Then we retired back to his house in PC for lunch and a bevy in his backyard. He's still talking about his experience and he can't believe it's been there the whole timehttp://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley1.gif

SATURDAY

Met with the RJ, my dealer's brother in-law who also works at the dealer for a fish. My dealer couldn't make it as he had plans out of town. Launched and ran to same spot and set-up shop. Temps were still the same and still practically no boatshttp://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley1.gif Was a much slower morning on the king front out of the gate, which seemed to be the story across the north shore from Whitby to 50 Pt. We still managed to get a couple in early. Then the wind picked up and about 30-40mins later around shortly after 11 they came out to playhttp://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley2.gif All good quality matures including a double which boated us a 26-27# and my big boy tyee that came in just over 30# http://97.74.120.32/forum/smileys/smiley4.gif Ending the day I believe @ 11-12/14. We had a blast kickin' the tunes and crankin' matures, so much so he's already asking to come out again t this weekend already, and he's driving in from Peterborough!!!

Here's some shots -

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Sunday

Same time, same place, same game but with my neighbor that has wanted to come out for a couple years but we just never got out **** together -finally!

Much slower morning with a couple of more boats with dead flat water. Had 1 in the boat early then nothing. Then I started to think how the past few days the bite kinda turned on late morning kinda an hour or so just before noon. Made a few changes to keep things interesting then eventually slowed down my presentation from a 2.0-1 downspeed to a 1.8 then they started to bite which coincidentally happened to be around the 10:45-11 time frame. 1 fish came on the metal and the rest came on spinny flies and imitation meat off the cable which was responsible for 3 back-back towards the end finishing 7/8 on the morn.

Here's a few shots -

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I was really pleased how they all handled the fish and we really didn't drop as many as I thought we would. There was some shaker action to keep us busy during the slow times and it appears to be pretty close to a 50/50 mix of adipose fin clips and naturals which is a great sign. As for the flea situation, we noticed some Thursday off the islands but nothing out of the Promenade where we fished all weekend. We fished between 80-105 fow all weekend and no line was deeper than 50.

Cheers,
G.
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Old 07-07-2010, 08:09 PM
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Lundfisher, Looks like you had a great weekend. Can you provide some additional details. Location primarily. Is this Toronto area? How deep? How long do the matures stay in ths area on thier migration route?

Thanks, Wannago
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Old 07-08-2010, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by WANNAGO View Post
Lundfisher, Looks like you had a great weekend. Can you provide some additional details. Location primarily. Is this Toronto area? How deep? How long do the matures stay in ths area on thier migration route?

Thanks, Wannago
Most of the info is in the report, the last paragraph at the bottom has some good details as I tell the depth of water we're fishing and how deep down. The rest of the report says which baits/presentations worked as well as the pictures. The fish are here across the north shore as long as the winds don't blow the water away!

Any questions, just ask.

Cheers,
Rangerfisher
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Old 07-08-2010, 05:48 PM
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What a great time you must have had! I don't have downriggers yet, can't afford the electric and that is what I want so will try to learn to use the Dipsy Divers.
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