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lakeshore parks, which one to go to?
06-25-2015, 11:04 AM
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RE: lakeshore parks, which one to go to?
(06-25-2015 10:56 AM)Randy Wrote:  At Humber Bay East Park, there were a lot of bluegill last year in the landlocked pond. I've never caught anything in the pond with the floating bridge but there are videos online of fish caught there.

I'm not sure if you're referring to the mouth of Mimico Creek when you say "water off the rocks". But if that's what you're referring to then I have tried there once and only caught a goby near the shore. There didn't seem to be anything at the mouth apart from them. There are carp upstream of there, closer to the entrance to Humber Bay Park West near the pedestrian bridge.

Report back how it goes.

i attached a pic and circled the area i scouted..was thinking that in the evenings fish (walleye?) may come in.

read somewhere that the mouth has a silty bottom. hoping the area i scouted is far enough away that there would be fish-holding structure.


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