MUSKY-FISHING

bigkahuna · **Posted:** Sat Jan 22, 2005 8:05 pm

I'AM SEEKING SOME INFORMATION ON MUSKY FISHING ON THE RIDEAU RIVER. WHAT IS THE BEST TIME OF YR TO FISH HERE . WHEN TROLLING FOR MUSKY UP HERE .WHAT ARE GOOD STICK-BAITS TO USE OR THE OTTAWA-RIVER. ANY INFORMATION WILL BE OF GREAT HELP .

THANK-YOU
FRANK :lol:

BATMAN · **Posted:** Sat Jan 22, 2005 10:05 pm

Bigkahuna,

Let me guess, your name comes from Fabrill's
Big Kahuna Muskie net. I use the Big Game Version.
I call it the Little Kahuna. It's still really Big.

How about trying 40 acre shoal in the St. Lawrence
River near Ganonoque (Spelling?) Some of the biggest
Muskies in the world are there in the Fall. 100 to 200 hrs
per fish over 40 lbs, but they are there.

I prefer the Kawartha's. 4-5 hours per fish. They are
alot smaller, but you don't get bored.

Good Fishing,

I ounce caught a 12 lb musky through the ice on lake
Nippissing. That was 25 years ago, it's probably a 50 lber now.

BATMAN

bigkahuna · **Posted:** Sun Jan 23, 2005 2:28 pm

[quote="BATMAN"]Bigkahuna,

Let me guess, your name comes from Fabrill's
Big Kahuna Muskie net. I use the Big Game Version.
I call it the Little Kahuna. It's still really Big.

How about trying 40 acre shoal in the St. Lawrence
River near Ganonoque (Spelling?) Some of the biggest
Muskies in the world are there in the Fall. 100 to 200 hrs
per fish over 40 lbs, but they are there.

I prefer the Kawartha's. 4-5 hours per fish. They are
alot smaller, but you don't get bored.

Good Fishing,

I ounce caught a 12 lb musky through the ice on lake
Nippissing. That was 25 years ago, it's probably a 50 lber now.

BATMAN

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Superdad · **Posted:** Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:05 am

It must be tough doing the 'Figure - 8' thru a 8" hole :wink:

Wall-I-Guy · **Posted:** Mon Jan 24, 2005 12:22 pm

Hey bigkahuna, you have a PM...Or will very soon.

jignpigman · **Joined:** Sun Nov 14, 2004 10:32 am **Posts:** 217

I spent a day there in early October had heard good things from some of the bass boys. We only got 2 that day a 28 and a 17 but had many follows the whole area looks great. Just west of the 416 bridge at the first green marker was good, anyone I have talked to has had good luck there. I will definatly be back up there next fall as I here the bass fishing is phenominal. P.S. the 17 lb fish was cought on 6lb test fishing a senko for smallies. He was hooked in the tip of the snout, Fluke!! Give it a try you won,t be disapointed.

Wall-I-Guy · **Posted:** Tue Jan 25, 2005 1:56 pm

hey big,

hope you had a chance to check out the info.

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