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Fishing Reports for the Bay of Quinte
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 5:54 pm 
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The coldest winter to hit Eastern Ontario in over 30 years, ya it sucked. We had ice early and it never left so that was the silver lining. Was it a challenge at times? Darn right but we made the best of it.

The usual suspects came topside this past winter with a few new things thrown in the mix to keep it interesting.

The Crappie bite was great early on probably stayed steady but other species pulled us away from that bite. Having Chevy at the house led to a few impromptu texts. “We fishin tonight?” Often it was yes even if we only snuck out for a few hours. Paydirt was usually found.

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So close to 15…I swear that is the toughest fish to catch around here, a true 15 inch Crappie.

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Only did Quinte once this year. After the day we had I didn’t really want or need to go back…..when ya whack nearly 30 walleye in a day it’s tough to compare to….

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Full report on this wild day is here: http://www.rjnbirdeesoutdooradventures.ca/?p=1357

Probably my favourite fish I landed this winter was this sucka. Most people scoff at Panfish but until you target them regularly you don’t get an appreciation for a fish like this. It fell just shy of the Ontario record but is still headed for my wall.

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Highlight day was one spent with our friends Darren and Sherry up in the Hills. It’s a privately run area with their own stocking program so don’t be thinking this is a MNR stocked lake situation. Though it does shed some light in my eyes as to what those lakes could potentially produce. Incredible day of Rainbow fishing, just incredible.

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Loads more pics from this day are in this report: http://www.rjnbirdeesoutdooradventures.ca/?p=1365

Spent two nights on the Ling…man they’re fun.

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Lakers are always on my mind, whether on ice or the Lund I just love those big headshakes. A truly majestic old fish that should be treasured in our area.

Haven’t spent many days out on the chase but some quality fish have visited the topside for a few seconds…

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More Laker Pics can be seen here: http://www.rjnbirdeesoutdooradventures.ca/?p=1392

File this one under the “It makes no sense” file…..while Crappie fishing I landed this….

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Then while Laker fishing I landed this on a swimbait….

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Bizarre but fun nonetheless.

Spring is here they say, I see at least 3 more weeks of safe ice fishing. Pick your spots, stay away from current and have a blast in the sunshine as the weather finally warms…..

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 6:42 pm 
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Absolutely amazing. Thanks for the report and incredible pics!!!


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PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 7:12 pm 
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Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 7:44 am 
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What an awesome report. Love the pics and the smiles.


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PostPosted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 6:12 pm 
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Those are some huge crappie. Would love to get into some of them.


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PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 4:59 pm 
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J. Semark wrote:
Those are some huge crappie. Would love to get into some of them.


We're pretty lucky to have quality Crappie fishing in most of our lakes. I'm adamant they are the toughest fish to find on ice...every lake is different in how they behave.

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