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Hiking, kayaking, and fishing in and around upstate New York

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  • May 22, 2023 at 8:22 am #457
    Hike Kayak Fish
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      Fished a pond/small lake in Ontario for a couple of hours this morning.  I looked, but didn’t see any fish on beds.  Still, all fish were caught within 15 feet of shore.

      On my second cast, I caught a small largemouth on a Strike King creature bait, and jinxed myself by thinking it was going to be a super productive morning….

       

      ….but, since I thought I was going to catch a ton, things were quiet for a bit after that.  I continued with the creature bait, and fished a curly tail grub for a bit, before switching to curly tail worms with a 1/8 oz bullet weight.  Caught 4 more along the shore on the plastic worm.

       

      Weird thing, my son struck out this morning, fishing some of the same baits as me.  He usually out-catches me….so, I’m left trying to figure out what could have been different about his presentation this morning.

      October 3, 2023 at 10:41 am #922
      farhana muneer
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        Fishing in Ontario, Canada, offers a wide variety of opportunities, including pond fishing. Ontario is known for its beautiful lakes, rivers, and ponds, which are home to various fish species. Here are some tips and information for pond fishing in Ontario:

        Fish Species: The specific fish species you can target in Ontario ponds may vary depending on the location, but some common species you might encounter include:

        Largemouth Bass: These are often found in ponds and can provide exciting fishing experiences.

        Smallmouth Bass: While more commonly associated with larger bodies of water, smallmouth bass can also be found in some Ontario ponds.

        Panfish: Sunfish, bluegill, and crappie are common panfish found in ponds.

        Catfish: Channel catfish and bullheads can be found in some ponds, particularly in southern Ontario.

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