Any First Day/Weekend Results?

FiletOFish · **Joined:** Thu Apr 14, 2005 5:38 pm **Posts:** 12

My weekend consisted of nothing but shore fishing, since I don't own my own boat and my buddies wasn't preped and ready to go in time. Fished from Miers Pier from 12 AM Sat till about 4:30 AM. Skunked all night long using Jigs, Rapala's, Worms, minnows etc.

Tried back around 2 PM Sat until approx 11 PM Fishing Miers Pier again, and Victoria Park, managed 3 Cat Fish about 11 perch, and a few Gobis, and my biggest catch of the day was a 15 lbs DEAD Walleye I accedentally snagged off bottom down at Miers Pier.

musky mike · **Joined:** Fri Jan 07, 2005 1:35 am **Posts:** 6

My brother inlaw and I put in at 5:00am, 1 rock bass around 8:00am, I hit a small pike around 1:00pm. Other than that nothing. We tried everything but the kitchen sink. Gave up at about 3:00pm Oh well, at least I have all my gear ready for the open on scugog.

A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work!

hairybumcrack · **Joined:** Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:59 pm **Posts:** 61

As stated before, the BOQ is way overrated for pickerel now. It certainly isn't the productive fishery it was in the 80's. You can blame the zebra mussels, natives, commercial fishery, slot sizes, environment, gobies, etc.....since we've all heard it before. What they need to do is stock more pickerel in the bay to get it back to where it used to be.

Until then, I'll stay in my own backyard and not waste over $100 to catch the same thing that I can catch in the ravine behind my house. I'd rather work than get nothing.....thank goodness for SALMON!!!!!!!

Here-fishy-fishy-fish · **Joined:** Tue Mar 02, 2004 9:01 pm **Posts:** 6

Fished the Trent river from Fri. midnite to Sat. 11:00 am. My partner and I got 3 small males apiece on rapalas and in the morning I got 4 more jigging (fuzzy grubs 1/2 oz). Sunday am fished the river again with 2 others in the boat and I caught 1 @ approx. 7 lbs. Grand total for my boat 11 walleyes, all were males. Females were long gone. Not a great opener for me, however, judging from the conversations with people out on the river, and what we witnessed, we were fortunate to have caught what we did.

Tightlines,

Davo

BobC · **Posted:** Tue May 10, 2005 2:07 am

RangerGuy wrote:

WOW! green53

That was a great day for you. Especially concidering I talked to a ton of boats on Saturday and only 2 of them mentioned catching anything.

You must have been on a feeding school

congrats!

Your right about that RangerGuy

any pictures? We like pictures. I marked lots of fish deep but no takers. Talked to many many boats with hardly any results expect pike. I hope the fishing turns around when the water gets a little warmer.

legacy · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 7:55 am **Posts:** 992

Our group didn't do too well and ended up with 3 pike, 2 large mouth 4 & 5 lber (released of course) a bunch of perch and mudcat, and a few losses. :cry:

Well, at least we had a pike feed Saturday night. :lol:

Any ideas of the why the amount of dead sheeps head? Where we were, there were tons of them. Some of them were alive but unable to stay down. One of them someone netted from shore to take a closer look... it looked like it was bleeding internally.

We saw the MNR out on Saturday afternoon. I don't think they were talking to people but maybe counting the amount of dead fish in the bays.

Thoughts?

CHEERS!

Andrew415 · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 11:29 am **Posts:** 3

Well my uncle was gonna take me out in his boat but friday night his septic tank went lol so he had to spend the weekend fixing that so , i just caleld up my other cousin and we went out to number one dam in trenton, all day, caught 2 rainbows, one 4 pound and one 6 pound, a buddy of ours caught 2 walleye , only 6-7 pounds..

Then on our way home i was walkin along the canal and just did about 5 casts using a silver diver rapala and brought in a 8.5 pound pike.. pics below..

Little U · **Joined:** Sun May 01, 2005 7:33 pm **Posts:** 4

Guys, Thank you very much for all the info. I will still be coming up on Thursday the 12th. :lol:

green53 · **Joined:** Mon May 09, 2005 8:54 am **Posts:** 4

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Andrew415 · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 11:29 am **Posts:** 3

You have to host them somewhere to upload them , you cant just put there file name from your pc lol :lol:

green53 · **Joined:** Mon May 09, 2005 8:54 am **Posts:** 4

Sorry, If someone can tell me the steps, I'll try again! Cheers.

Andrew415 · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 11:29 am **Posts:** 3

Well go to www.photobucket.com (or any other free image hosting places) upload them and then when u see your picture on there website , right click and hit properties then copy the whole url and then put it in between or just give the direct link to your photobucket album and then we can see all the pics from there, easier..

misterslim · **Joined:** Tue Nov 09, 2004 3:25 pm **Posts:** 57

Fished Hay bay/Ram Island/Shermans point friday night through Sunday. Minnow/Worms, Shad Raps, HJ's at night, CC shad, everything tried, 0 walleye. Our boat landed 1 small pike and about 10 Large mouth (all released of course). Saw tonnes of dead sheephead/and or dying sheephead in the bay? I'll be back for the long weekend

johnjyb · **Posted:** Wed May 11, 2005 8:52 pm

Adding to my previous post after reading the last few, we saw many dead fish in the waters off Deseronto, some sheepshead but the majority were carp, all about 8-15 lbs as well as just a few mid sized walleye,3-5lbs.I figure we saw 40-50 dead fish in this area, and almost nothing to the south in the Picton Harbor/ Glenora/deep water areas. Maybe the warm spell did some shock damage to them soon after the spawn?????I have no idea, but they didn't have anything obvious like puncture marks or prop marks. We did also see 2 good sized Drum/Sheepshead thrashing on the surface,in some kind of distress and unable to swim below the surface.
Thanks, John

legacy · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 7:55 am **Posts:** 992

The majority that were around us were dying and also couldn't make it off of the surface. Of course, the seagulls were having a fine feast.

It would be good to know what's doing it.....Dan, if you could post any finding in your latest topic, that would be great.

CHEERS!

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