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acuteangler
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Posted: Mon Feb 4th, 2008 11:33 pm |
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Hi,
I know this premature but I am new to the Lake Simcoe fishery, not being an icefisherman I have spent most of my time reading posts from the summer and fall, the soft-water seasons. My initial impression is that Lake Simcoe offers the opportunity to catch many different species of fish as well as the chance to tie into good sized ones. One fish that I have not heard anything about is walleye. Would someone please let me know what the walleye fishing is like on the lake. Thank you.
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koos
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Posted: Tue Feb 5th, 2008 12:35 am |
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Hi acuteangler. I personaly have not seen to many waleye in lake simcoe but my fishing partner maneged to catch a 12 pounder trolling a few years ago
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redfisher
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Posted: Tue Feb 5th, 2008 02:16 am |
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| Iam the same but I landed two eyes around 6 lb last year in the spring when I was following the spring jumbos. There is not many out there but when you do in a nice one.
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Brokenoutdrive
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Posted: Tue Feb 5th, 2008 07:47 am |
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| Lake Simcoe has some huge Walleye and lots of them best area is out from Beaverton not many posts on them becouse they can be hard to catch they will bite and be gone with a very light tug I have seen 25 lbers from simcoe in past years when they spawn take a trip up to gamebridge loads of huge Walleye from Simcoe
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acuteangler
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Posted: Tue Feb 5th, 2008 11:26 pm |
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Thank you very much for the information. I am looking forward to getting out on the Lake when the water is a little softer. I have enjoyed this site, the attitude of the members is very upbeat. People genuinely are trying to help each other. I will watch the different forums and try to add some positive strains when I can. Agian thank you.
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bigman33
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Posted: Mon Feb 11th, 2008 03:24 pm |
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| Theyre are lots of big walleye in simcoe,people usually luck into them crappie or perch fishing in the spring.I have seen them in cooks bay,kempenfelt and around big cedar point.But the most fish are found around the talbot river. They are thyre in the spring and then they are gone few people have consistent success targeting these walleye in the summer.
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