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[limeyangler]

Hi all,

new here....well...been a lurker for a while and thought i,d chime in.

Been in Canada 5 years, from England, moved here to be on the Lake and fish and share the outdoors life with our young son...get him away from the city in his formative years.

Originally a sea fisherman in England...but i've loved fishing from as early as i can remember.

Here in Canada (Northwest Ontario) i fish walleye, bass, pike, musky, and Crappie, whitefish and lakers.

Just recently (a couple years now) found crappie in my local lake and love targeting them during the walleye close season.

Loving the site...lots of helpful tips for a newb.

Cheers


Simon

["G"]

Welcome from Mississippi.

[wigglewart]

Hey from Illinois....

[RetiredRR]

From Texas too. Enjoy and share when you can.

[gabowman]

Welcome from GEORGIA.

[Bob # 1]

Welcome from Indiana

[SeaRay]

Welcome from SC.
I am heading to Ontario in June to camp on an island in a lake near Ignace, Ont. Will be my first trip into the uninhabited area and 1st tent camping in a number of years. My friends that I am going with tells me it is nothing to catch 100 walleye a day . Hope I don't jinx the trip, but they have been going for a number of years and know what they are doing.
Do you think the lake (Kukukus) we are going to would have crappie? Never thought about fishing for them on this trip.
Again, Welcome aboard.
SeaRay

[limeyangler]

Welcome from SC.
I am heading to Ontario in June to camp on an island in a lake near Ignace, Ont. Will be my first trip into the uninhabited area and 1st tent camping in a number of years. My friends that I am going with tells me it is nothing to catch 100 walleye a day . Hope I don't jinx the trip, but they have been going for a number of years and know what they are doing.
Do you think the lake (Kukukus) we are going to would have crappie? Never thought about fishing for them on this trip.
Again, Welcome aboard.
SeaRay

Thanks for the welcome folks.

SeaRay.....i would have to say no. I am not really familiar with that lake but did some searching online for Kukukus and could not find a mention of Crappie. Thats not to say its impossible...just improbable.

I did find a couple of useful resources you might like

Fish ON-Line


Join up to this site and there is a downloadable depth map of Kukukus...

The Angler’s Atlas - Login


Your gonna have a blast...welcome to CanadaThumbs Up

[huntinslabs]

Welcome from Florida

[yankee doodler]

Welcome neighbor! Got some great fishing up there for sure.