Show off your Ontario personal bests!

[OldTimer]

(09-18-2012 07:22 PM)Giuga10 Wrote:  

(09-18-2012 06:09 PM)OldTimer Wrote:  Huh?

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Oops!! Sorry about that, I totally forgot to edit it out. It was when my Salmon fishing post was posted and everything started stirring up and I was just a bit heated up from what was going on and I was mad and a lot of people. But now I've come back to my senses and hopefully you understand. I apologize for that.

Sorry,
Giuga10

Proverbs 14:29

[Tyger]

My only one worth posting or that I have a photo of....Scugog Largie    

[MichaelAngelo]

Nice big 'ol bass!! Porker alert!

[MuskieBait]

Nice largemouth!

[sonicsink]

I caught this guy without a hook or line. He teased us by swimming past my son and I three different times during the day. When we saw him coming again, I got my son to cast out just past him to get him to swim closer to us, I lay flat down on the dock with my arm in the water, and when he got close enough and opened his mouth, I stuck my thumb in and grabbed him out of the water. He's been our biggest fish to date. We named him Big Jim when we put him back in the water and watched him scurry off into the weeds.    

[--G--]

This is basically the best I have caught in my 3 years of living in Toronto, and mostly fishing downtown.
Its sad to see me leaving these waters for a while, but I look forward to getting a line back in when I hopefully return in a year or so.
I have loved all the fishing, and have learned a lot from the great people I have met. This forum has been a real help.

I don't have the weights for all these, shame cause I think the carp might have been a real good one.

Bass:
   

Perch:
   

Pike 28":
   

Common Carp 20lb+:
   

King Salmon 24lbs:
   

[OldTimer]

(09-13-2013 09:54 AM)sonicsink Wrote:  I caught this guy without a hook or line. He teased us by swimming past my son and I three different times during the day. When we saw him coming again, I got my son to cast out just past him to get him to swim closer to us, I lay flat down on the dock with my arm in the water, and when he got close enough and opened his mouth, I stuck my thumb in and grabbed him out of the water. He's been our biggest fish to date. We named him Big Jim when we put him back in the water and watched him scurry off into the weeds.

Canadian Style Guddling! Cool..............

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