A swivel and clip can be easy, but in pressured areas or for sensitive fish (trout, etc) they can scare off the fish, same with a line that is visible. Love your videos and all the GTA spots you show us! Keep it up!
I had to watch the video again to refresh my memory, but yes as mentioned in the video, at the time we released this video there was free parking. I'd always double check though once you get there incase that changes in the future.
You should go to Humber bay park, and colonel Samuel Smith park.
Well we will have to check them out, thanks for the suggestion.
@@FishAlongOFAH happy to help. Both places have a few spots worth checking.
Scarborough bluffs is my go to Spot in the summer, especially the green pond.
If you guys wanted to visit I suggest you go in the early summer or late spring, where the water lily is not so many😅
You should use the snap only rather than the snap-swivel combo for the crankbait. The swivel will create line twist.
A swivel and clip can be easy, but in pressured areas or for sensitive fish (trout, etc) they can scare off the fish, same with a line that is visible. Love your videos and all the GTA spots you show us! Keep it up!
Very true!
Livebait and cutbait are unmatched! Plastic lures are best for bodies of water that are not pressured!
Well said.
I'm new to the area and plan to fish there soon. I want to try worms with hook, line and sinker.
is there free parking at port union waterfront park?
I had to watch the video again to refresh my memory, but yes as mentioned in the video, at the time we released this video there was free parking. I'd always double check though once you get there incase that changes in the future.