I live in Sudbury and I have caught my fair share of specs. They are not the easiest fish to find, but they are one of the most fun to catch. As a kid, I use to catch my limit of specs each time I went out. There is no place in the world as beautiful as North Eastern Ontario.
Grew up in Sudbury area .Love going in the park on opening ,usually via Brent petawawa .Also we fished Algoma Elliot Lake area Also we went to Nipigon bay coasters baby .all over 10 ft and under Brookies over 12 ft steely lakers one after the other .East of Nipigon lots of motel cabins Righton the bay .Great stuff ! Picks to ,I love picks .❤️😁😎🇨🇦
What a great episode this morning. Some of those spec's were among the most beautiful I've ever seen. I used to catch Splake up in Meaford back in the day, but they hardly compare.
@@mattschultz4994 I grew up in Meaford, and learned to fish on the banks of the Bighead. So sad to hear that it's been so badly diminished. Used to be great smallmouth in the summer, between steelhead runs in spring & fall. It was heaven for a kid.
Loved watching The Fish'n Canada Show growing up! Definitely inspired a lot of my youth fishing adventures. Thanks for uploading on youtube guys! Cheers, TotL
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See I love river brookies and lake brookies, but my special passion is tiny creek brookies, I love exploring a tiny creek pulling brookies from thier holes.
Yes Algonquin is about as perfect as it gets for Brook Trout and camping together. If you like creek fishing for Brookies then places like Bon Echo P Park are great. Look for creeks on day-trips and hopefully you'll get into some Specks.
I've been lucky enough to spec fish my whole life. They are a very finicky fish. Some days you will not catch a fish no matter what. The next day you can see brookies jumping for a discarded cigarette. Just be quite and look for white foam In moving water
Im actually supposed to do guiding this season at a lodge just north of lake Nippigon with a good population of brookies. From the looks of it they behave similar(ish) to grayling? Slightly larger lures ofcourse. Although they don't look as pretty as grayling in my opinion hahaha. Idk we'll have to see.
I live in Sudbury and I have caught my fair share of specs. They are not the easiest fish to find, but they are one of the most fun to catch. As a kid, I use to catch my limit of specs each time I went out. There is no place in the world as beautiful as North Eastern Ontario.
Can't wait for Saturday to watch fish'n Canada every morning
Thx!!!!!!
Grew up in Sudbury area .Love going in the park on opening ,usually via Brent petawawa .Also we fished Algoma Elliot Lake area Also we went to Nipigon bay coasters baby .all over 10 ft and under Brookies over 12 ft steely lakers one after the other .East of Nipigon lots of motel cabins Righton the bay .Great stuff ! Picks to ,I love picks .❤️😁😎🇨🇦
Brook trout is going to be a bucket list fishing experience for me
We hope it's right at the top!
A bucket of brookies should be on everyones list.
What a great episode this morning. Some of those spec's were among the most beautiful I've ever seen. I used to catch Splake up in Meaford back in the day, but they hardly compare.
But yes, Splake are pretty awesome as well Reuben.
I'm from meaford the fishing has depleted terribly
@@mattschultz4994 I grew up in Meaford, and learned to fish on the banks of the Bighead. So sad to hear that it's been so badly diminished. Used to be great smallmouth in the summer, between steelhead runs in spring & fall. It was heaven for a kid.
Loved watching The Fish'n Canada Show growing up! Definitely inspired a lot of my youth fishing adventures.
Thanks for uploading on youtube guys!
Cheers,
TotL
Thx TotL and please let others know about us as well!
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I was dumb forgot the password. I love any help you can give me.
@Gatlin Prince Instablaster ;)
Very educational thanks so much!
Algonquin requires way more physical labour to get into these sized brook trout but they still thrive.
I've been ice fishing where I live on the east coast.
yes a beautiful lake fish are great. i have a extra special passion for river bookie.
River Brookies are something to behold for sure!
See I love river brookies and lake brookies, but my special passion is tiny creek brookies, I love exploring a tiny creek pulling brookies from thier holes.
@@frogsnacks Agreed, that's the way we started Brookie fishing as well... walking the creek bank and firing in a worm. It gets no better!!!
Does handling the fish with bare hands not remove the slime and kill the fish.....because I'm pretty sure it will
Yeah it does. Also lipping a brook trout like he did has a high chance of breaking its jaw
Don't worry the,'er a very strong fish not delicate at all .removing slime just a wise tail
Stunning
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We have caught 26 inch brookies on algonquin
Any information on Haliburton ontario?
wheres the wild trout and wheres the stocked trout?
Great video !!
Glad you enjoyed it
@The Fish'n Canada Show can you tell me a good place to camp with a tent with power and water to fish trout in Ontario.
Algonquin Park
Yes Algonquin is about as perfect as it gets for Brook Trout and camping together. If you like creek fishing for Brookies then places like Bon Echo P Park are great. Look for creeks on day-trips and hopefully you'll get into some Specks.
I love travelling to Algoma of Norther Quebec to catch these babies. I eat too!
Such an awesome fish
how do you know its a male
I've been lucky enough to spec fish my whole life. They are a very finicky fish. Some days you will not catch a fish no matter what. The next day you can see brookies jumping for a discarded cigarette. Just be quite and look for white foam In moving water
Where u fishing 🎣
Bay of Fundy
sport fish lol I see LOINs, WE GOT LOINS!!!
Im actually supposed to do guiding this season at a lodge just north of lake Nippigon with a good population of brookies. From the looks of it they behave similar(ish) to grayling? Slightly larger lures ofcourse. Although they don't look as pretty as grayling in my opinion hahaha. Idk we'll have to see.
exactly 5:50, lol swish.
Gotta lip lock on em like a largemouth! Dude, Your fish are spending too much time out of the water.
Did you just say God's greatest creations? 😆😆.. I thought you studied fish to know they evolve.
You talk way too much. That squeaky voice is like nails on a chalk board after a while
Good one, never heard that one before!