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Brown trout in the tribs. - Jeremy Ray Green - 10-20-2012 06:33 PM
Brown Trout are starting their migration.
You should have good luck catching a brown trout in the rivers at this time of year, as the make their way from lake ontario up river to prime spawning grounds.
Good luck.
~Jeremy.
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - onwind - 10-20-2012 08:05 PM
today I was float fishing at credit river, and there are a lot of steelheads. is there anywhere we can fish them in Markham?
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - Jeremy Ray Green - 10-20-2012 08:13 PM
Rouge river south of the 407, SOme areas are on golf course property and some on private prperty and allot of the river is in parkland.
Good Luck..
~Jeremy.
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - onwind - 10-20-2012 08:16 PM
Where can I park my car there? I think I am not allowed to fish in golf course property and private property.
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - shuntoo - 10-20-2012 09:01 PM
there is is a space at steels/9th line and you can fish under the bridge....
or you go to Glen Rouge park at kingston road/port union in Scarborough
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - onwind - 10-20-2012 09:14 PM
steels/9th line is not far away from my home, it is a good choice for me. is there any public parking place around there?
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - Jeremy Ray Green - 10-21-2012 03:44 PM
you can park road side at steeles and 9th just at the bridge,
You can walk north on the river from there just past the train bridge there is a really nice hole below a dam...
I am friends with the superintendant on the south side of Steeles, "CEDAR BRAE"
for the most part those guys will not bother you if your a staying within the flood banks of the river.
You cannot use my name as a way of gaining permission but if you dont bother anyone on the golf course and stay within the flood banks of the river they almost never bother anyone walking through.
Parkview on the northside is a bit different, not sure how they will react to anglers, but to be honest there are not many great holes there,
There is a church on 14th ave just west of 9th line, i sometimes in the past have parked there, and walked to the river from there, heading south on the river staying on the west side of the river, there are a few nice holes there, These are my neighbours backyards so keep quiet and keep you areas clean..
Again on the north side of 14th there is yet another golf course "MARKHAM GREEN" ...
Again for the most part these guys will not bother you if your out of the way and are respectful. But remember it is private property and they have the right to ask you to leave. Again stay on the flood banks of the river, Rouge River Is considered a navigatable waterway, and the banks do not belong to the persons that own the property beside it.
Just like lake simcoe, in actuality, you can walk across the shoreline of any property on lake simce and fish from the shoreline or even on peoples docks,
Is It polite to walk through peoples backyards? no, obviously, but if a person did, there is not much a court can do tp have tresspassing charges held up, Unless of course your a blantant idiot that has no respect for peoples property, But We dont have to worry about that in this group...
.~Jeremy.
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - OldTimer - 10-21-2012 04:23 PM
(10-21-2012 03:44 PM)Jeremy Ray Green Wrote: Just like lake simcoe, in actuality, you can walk across the shoreline of any property on lake simce and fish from the shoreline or even on peoples docks,
~Jeremy.
Some might advise differently on this.
OT
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - Jeremy Ray Green - 10-21-2012 06:33 PM
(10-21-2012 04:23 PM)OldTimer Wrote:(10-21-2012 03:44 PM)Jeremy Ray Green Wrote: Just like lake simcoe, in actuality, you can walk across the shoreline of any property on lake simce and fish from the shoreline or even on peoples docks,
~Jeremy.
Some might advise differently on this.
OT
You're Right,
I would not use this example of a weird Law.
But it is true, and if your polite and show proper sportsmanship.
A Person should be allowed to fish any navigatable Waterway.
~Jeremy.
RE: Brown trout in the tribs. - MichaelAngelo - 10-23-2012 04:55 AM
This is a great way to access the Rouge below 407. I've hiked south of there a week ago and did not see fish, hopefully they'll be there soon!
I would be weary about walking through private property though. Plenty of the river is accessible that is part of the Rouge park and open to use. I like using Google Maps to decide on fishing locations.