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Lake Ontario late fall pike fishing, yes, it still there and chunky

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Winterfisher	Posted: Nov 29, 2019 - 10:58 am #permalink #16
Parr Trout Group: Members Posts: 69 Member No.: 16638 Joined: December 30, 2018	Nice catches. There's a project that's happening on the waterfront where they are submerging something like a thousand large tree root systems to create bait and other fish habitat. Probably going to be an even better fishery over the next few years. For pike anyway.

reelingmachine	Posted: Nov 29, 2019 - 08:45 pm #permalink #17
Parr Trout Group: Members Posts: 86 Member No.: 5322 Joined: December 31, 2013	Thanks for posting and a nice haul! Fished same area as on your first photo 4-5 years ago. Managed a pike a bit smaller than your smallest Having same fall peaceful feelings right now.

ilyukha

Posted: Nov 29, 2019 - 11:50 pm

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QUOTE (Winterfisher @ Nov 29, 2019 - 10:58 am)

Nice catches. There's a project that's happening on the waterfront where they are submerging something like a thousand large tree root systems to create bait and other fish habitat. Probably going to be an even better fishery over the next few years. For pike anyway.

Very interesting info. I did not hear about this . Would you mind sharing a link to this waterfront project ?
Thanks

Winterfisher	Posted: Nov 30, 2019 - 08:20 am #permalink #19
Parr Trout Group: Members Posts: 69 Member No.: 16638 Joined: December 30, 2018	It's a project a friend of mine is working on right now. At the moment he's uprooting the trees. I'll ask him more info about it and post when I know.

ilyukha

Posted: Nov 30, 2019 - 12:42 pm

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QUOTE (Winterfisher @ Nov 30, 2019 - 08:20 am)

It's a project a friend of mine is working on right now. At the moment he's uprooting the trees. I'll ask him more info about it and post when I know.

Thanks, that would be very interesting to know.

metalbuckle	Posted: Nov 30, 2019 - 01:17 pm #permalink #21
World Record Trout Group: Moderators Posts: 8394 Member No.: 2 Joined: February 09, 2011	Well done.. Beauty pike! For those that do their homework and put in the time.. Opportunties abound, even in urban settings.. Thanks for the report.. Enjoyed it

Winterfisher	Posted: Dec 05, 2019 - 06:50 pm #permalink #22
Parr Trout Group: Members Posts: 69 Member No.: 16638 Joined: December 30, 2018	Talked to my friend. He said it's called the Toronto harbourfront watershed project. Looked it up later and really couldnt find much posted by the city about it. His low down is that he's uprooting 1800 large trees and submerging them in torontos waterfront. https://portlandsto.ca/why-this-matters/nat...ats-port-lands/ All I could find somewhat related. Sorry I dont have more info.

ilyukha

Posted: Dec 06, 2019 - 10:44 am

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QUOTE (Winterfisher @ Dec 05, 2019 - 06:50 pm)

Talked to my friend. He said it's called the Toronto harbourfront watershed project. Looked it up later and really couldnt find much posted by the city about it. His low down is that he's uprooting 1800 large trees and submerging them in torontos waterfront.

https://portlandsto.ca/why-this-matters/nat...ats-port-lands/

All I could find somewhat related. Sorry I dont have more info.

Thanks a lot. Really appreciate you providing this info. It's very good news for all urban fishermen and the step in the right direction!

While I, like most of us, am waiting for the safe ice, I was able to get out open water fishing one more time yesterday and find a spot in one of the marinas.

Pike was cooperating and I ended up going 2 out of 5 in about 3 hour time span (in the pm).

Jerkbaits were completely ignored this time but 5.5" swammer fished slowly along the bottom was the ticket.

ilyukha	Posted: Dec 06, 2019 - 10:46 am #permalink #24
Lunker Trout Group: Members Posts: 388 Member No.: 12665 Joined: December 22, 2016	a few more pics....

ilyukha	Posted: Dec 06, 2019 - 10:47 am #permalink #25
Lunker Trout Group: Members Posts: 388 Member No.: 12665 Joined: December 22, 2016	..2nd pike was smaller, but it completely inhaled the swammer....

ilyukha

Posted: Dec 06, 2019 - 10:48 am

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QUOTE (metalbuckle @ Nov 30, 2019 - 01:17 pm)

Well done.. Beauty pike!

For those that do their homework and put in the time..

Opportunties abound, even in urban settings..

Thanks for the report..

Enjoyed it

Thank you, Jerry and everyone else for commenting. I appreciate it.

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