The state used to stock them to combat the invasive species like Alewives that ocean going vessels brought into the Great Lakes. The state has stopped stocking them now because they ate most of the invasive stuff and there is not enough food for them all.

Pas sur de comprendre s'que tu veux dire mais...On a des criss de beaux saumons au Québec... dans une des plus belles rivière sur terre...Cascapedia, ca te dis rien???




This post was edited by PartyPete on Oct 20 2015 04:33pm

That's what's up. I'm going again tomorrow morning if it rains and I call off work.

Unfortunately not mine lol.

Was asking Max09, he said we don't have things like that in Quebec but we actually have one of the most beautiful river on earth with really nice salmons in there.

I don't know a lot about salmon fishing but the average salmon weight in there is 20lbs.

This post was edited by PartyPete on Oct 20 2015 05:50pm

....oui mais cest loin des grand centre pi la plupart des acces direct appertienne a des club privée

Y'a une majeure partie qui longe une route, c'est accessible à tous je pense.

C'est loin mais c'est beau, l'eau de cette rivière est plus potable que l'eau qu'on a dans nos aqueducs de ville

This post was edited by PartyPete on Oct 20 2015 08:34pm

I have lots. From north western Ontario. Primarily ccatch walleye, northern pike, bass, perch, variety of trout. I'm big on walleye and pike, for eating purposes and excitement. Salmon, sturgeon, musky, white fish, the list goes on of available fish in my area, just not my cup of tea.
Amazing fishing where I'm from.


25 pound northern here


This post was edited by IB0T on Oct 21 2015 10:45am

This right here, my pride and joy. Some of the best tasting fish you would eever experience imo, and they are I'm abundance here.

We have pretty much all that and more in Michigan. I used to fish a lot more when I was younger and didn't have to work for a living.

Jme trompe de riviere jimagine



I love walleye