I’ve been planning on taking my son Ash fishing for some, but the weather here hasn’t been very good until recently. He thinks my fishing reels are his toys, and messes with them constantly. I even have a couple of old reels that I don’t use anymore sitting in his toy box. Today was a beautiful warm day, so I decided it would be a perfect day for our first fishing trip together. We headed down to Albro Lake, which has been producing lots of small bass recently.
We got to the lake at two in the afternoon and I put Ash into a sling so I had my hands free to cast. He was able to sit comfortably in front of me and keep an eye out for jumping fish. We fished for about 25 minutes and I was able to catch 2 little bass, and lost one. Ash was very curious and was happy to handle the fish. He got upset every time I let the fish go because he wanted to play with them. I tried to explain to him that they needed to go back in the water to live, but explaining anything to a 9 month old is pretty difficult.
We spent a few hours at Georgia Aquarium yesterday, and it is without a doubt the most incredible place I have ever been. I would have liked to stay longer, but my son Ash is only 8 months old and needs his naps! We took hundreds of photos and about 30 minutes of video, so stay tuned for some more photos later this week, and some video once I return to Canada in a week.
When I was little I used to love flying kites. I had one of those two handle stunt kites. I wasn’t very good at flying it and I usually crashed it hard into the ground after about 30 seconds. Now that I’m big, I’d like a bigger kite, a fish kite!
One of our contributers (see Rocket Fishing Rod review) is celebrating a birthday today. Happy birthday Jonny! I hope you get some new fishing gear, because I know 12 fishing rods simply isn’t enough for one man!
My son Ash just turned six months old. I’m really hoping he’ll share my passion for fishing when he gets older so we can fish together, but for now he is more interested in being a fish then catching a fish.
For all you evolution doubters out there, take a look at this chimp in action and tell me humans didn’t evolve from apes! Not only can he take a train all by himself, but he can also go fishing by himself!
Abdullah our recent interview in the Toronto Sun is all about fishing spots in the GTA.
http://www.fishingfury.com/ 20080629/the-fishins-fine-furious-i n-toronto/
If you're willing to travel there are more options as well..
Lake Scugog
http://www.fishingfury.com/ categories/places/lake-scugog/
J ack Lake
http://www.fishingfury.com/ca tegories/places/jack-lake/
grt bass.Does any1 know good spot for bass around GTA.I am willing to travel up to 3 hour from Toronto.Let me know.thank you
send me email at ontariofishing@gmail.com
oh, cool posts!!! how many of "your kind" of men still exist on earth? did you happen to have a relative of my age?,,,no, i'm just joking around. but seriously speaking, seldom can you find a man who has the attitude like yours so i wish you and your girlfriend all the best!!!
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Hey Peter,
Spoons will catch you several varieties of fish including two of my favorite, barracuda and jacks. If you plan to fish for tarpon the best bet is using live bait and fishing at night. Tarpon can be found though out the Virgin Islands by day and night and you should be able to find them as long as you have good eyesight! (look for schools of baitfish and pelicans)
Anegada probably holds some the best fishing in the BVI with a wide variety of species, including world class bone fishing.
If you plan to fish from a boat you are [...]
