Wednesday, November 14, 2012
28 Inch Pike
Just dropped a co-worker at the ferry today and since I had a fishing rod with me i couldn't past up the chance to catch a fish! Was jigging for walleye off bottom and to my surprise this nice healthy pike hit! She measured 28 Inches and had a nice little belly on her.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Great time at the ferry!
Went over to the Ferry for an hour tonight and had a blast. Got there and saw this guy catching walleye so I decided to take my walleye rod out 1st. I had a hard time putting it down, as they were hitting right, left and center. Caught 12 of them in an hour, nothing super big but did catch 3 keepers.
They were in the 14-16 inch range. Here's a few pictures.
They were in the 14-16 inch range. Here's a few pictures.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
2012 Fishing Season
Haven't had much time to fish this year or to even report my fishing outings with the arrival of a new family member kinda hard to keep up. Since I have abit of time this morning here are some pictures of my 2012 Season so far. Enjoy!
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Fishing Rules & Regulations
Always follow the rules and regulations of the zone your fishing in. This is very important as fish spawn at different time in different bodies of water. Just because one species is open in a zone doesn't mean it's open in the zone adjacent to it. Its a big must to know these things, then when a conservation officer approaches you it makes it that more easier to answer questions. A good example; just the other day I was fishing in a zone for walleye, as it's open till the 31th of March. The next day went to fish in the zone adjacent to it and walleye was closed. Well, just before hitting the water a conservation officer came to see us to ask some questions. He ask me about my rod with the walleye lure on it. I explained to him that I was fishing in a different Zone the day before. Ask us a few more questions and wished us Good Luck! You don't wanna get caught breaking these rules and regulations, they are in place to protect the environment and wildlife. It will be a very unpleasant experience.
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