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Beauty fish.
And before the incoming crap storm hits, I'll post this here
http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/stdprodcons...nr_e001330.pdf
nice smallys man.
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Originally Posted by blasted_saber
Nice fish
LMAO yep chit would hit the fanQuote:
Originally Posted by blasted_saber
Nice fish
thats hilarious i was thinking that too lol, so many people dont have a clue or dont even check the regs regularly! i dont keep anything over 20" usually there not the ones you half to worry about gorge eating anyway plus up here the bass are usually wormy but a few deep cold lakes i fish have some good eaters.Quote:
Originally Posted by blasted_saber
I haven't kept a smallmouth in 20 years, I guess I forgot how good they tasted deep fried in a batter mix. Nice fish enjoy them!
Nice hogs!
Monsters. Congrats.
I have nothin against eating a smallie, but I don't think I'd go over 14".
How big was that pike?
12" to 14" for me to eat. Anything larger goes back. Did you know that for every ounce of weight over 3 pounds that a bass weighs, it will lay an additional 1,000 eggs.
Great looking fish,congrats.
Nice smallies! Can't wait for our opener here.
Nice fish. Not sure I'd eat a big female at this time of year (or any for that matter).
Catch the pike without a leader or the bass with one?
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Originally Posted by sizematters
Yep, and thats why the MNR have changed the regs in zone 10. Bass have come in like asian carp. (k maybe not that bad) Hopefully more people come up and take these so our pickeral will bounce back.
Make it mandatory to take bass out of the ecosystem, that would slow things down a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by go jets
If you want to keep a walleye, perch or pike you need to keep a bass as well.
Yep, that's why I don't realize any bass over 3lbs in deep lakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by sizematters
I'm sure anglers would be all over that. And treat the bass well at the same time. Yikes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox
pike was 28"Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
good to know but they opened smallmouth year around here in zone 10 north of hwy 17 cause theres just too many there everywhere invading all the lakes so im just doing my part to drop the population especially in the good walleye lakes!Quote:
Originally Posted by sizematters
AMEN TOO THAT!!Quote:
Originally Posted by go jets
Well saidQuote:
Originally Posted by shawn800x
I would rather see people eating 4lb Smallies than harvesting Walleye currently. Bass populations are doing well and not only are they a blast to catch they are delicious smoked stuffed in mushroom caps with cheese.
that sounds delicous wow! Send the recipe this way dude!Quote:
Originally Posted by avid angler
Does anyone have any advice for a rookie fishing Lake Waseosa for the first time? Species, baits, locations??? Many thanks. LakerLover
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Originally Posted by blasted_saber
Nothing particular about that lake. Just hit the usual smallmouth habitat; rock piles, log piles etc. Try and find cover locations with quick access to deeper water.Quote:
Originally Posted by LakerLover