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Ontario Trout Opener 2012

If you havent checked out our Official Fishing Fury Gallery in a while, or if you’re not a member of our Fishing Fury Forums, you might not have noticed that we posted 25 fantastic photos from a recent fishing trip. I won’t post all the pictures here, but I will post a few to whet your appetite for more!

For trout opening day a few friends and I headed up north to try a semi-remote section of the Boyne River. We arrived around 5AM and hiked down the long path through dense forest and thick mud. When we finally arrived at the bottom almost 30 minutes later we saw a small pod of steelhead. The day started well with me catching a nice 10″ resident brown trout, but the action on the Boyne slowed as the sun continued to rise above the tree line. At about 11AM we decided to leave and find new water and after a lengthy walk back uphill through the mud we took out a map and planned out our next destination. We would head southwest to a small Lake Ontario tributary where Eric swore we would catch something. Now as much as we hassle Eric for his sometimes outlandish fish tales this location completely lived up to the hype!

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Sharks Below the Surface

This is definitely the most stunning photo I’ve seen all day! This is what I love about National Geographic!

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Trout Opener 2012

For trout opening day a few friends and I headed up north to try a semi-remote section of the Boyne River. We arrived around 5AM and hiked down the long path through dense forest and thick mud. When we finally arrived at the bottom almost 30 minutes later we saw a small pod of steelhead. The day started well with me catching a nice 10″ resident brown trout, but the action on the Boyne slowed as the sun continued to rise above the tree line. At about 11AM we decided to leave and find new water and after a lengthy walk back uphill through the mud we took out a map and planned out our next destination. We would head southwest to a small Lake Ontario tributary where Eric swore we would catch something. Now as much as we hassle Eric for his sometimes outlandish fish tales this location completely lived up to the hype!

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Its a pike eat pike world

This is exactly why I love pike fishing!

RIP Dick Clark

Rest in peace Dick Clark.

November 30, 1929 – April 18, 2012

Clark died on April 18, 2012, at the age of 82 after suffering a heart attack following a medical procedure.