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Awesome. Really intrigued by the waggler. Thanks for the video!

Thank you for your help today . This worked well today … do you use plastic or glass Thank u

This was great, my rule of thumb is follow roygbiv accordingly to how much interference the water is having that day, whether its chop, and overcast skies. Fish will change their colors to adapt to their environment. For example kings or cohos will tend to have an olive green/blue back looking down on top to match the, and a silver white belly looking up.

Nice work my guy, can you show how you would apply a yarn to this or a bead

Deport these poachers.

Hey we can't do anything that would be racist! Diversity is our Strength!

Great video Lyle! thanks for spreading awareness

the thing is, they dont "think" they're above the rules; our politicians literally tell them and demonstrate that they are above the rules.

I'm old enough to be your grampa son.Been seein this stuff goin down since they first started stocking the lake w/ salmon,heck,the DNR encouraged snagging initially! Aint got nothin to do w/ any immigrants,white trash been doin it from the start and still do...

Waste a resource not correct the problem arrest the riff who pays to have all the fish cleaned just like you said Not your problem

Fish spond on gravel beds not limestone shelfs

All Invasive Ethnic Garbage is criminal. Why do you struggle with an accurate judgement. It is what they are, not a temporary condition.

Great video Lyle. Its good to raise awareness about these issues.

First off, great video. hit the nail on the head on this issue. I agree with your idea of the implementation of "tags" on certain fish or even rivers. Further adding to your idea of the tag system, it can be a double positive in potentially opening a catch-and-release season for Sturgeon after all these decades of it being closed.

Excellent podcast Lyle ! I'm so glad you posted this one about how our great fisheries are being abused. You're too polite although I understand why. I'm not far from the Cobourg site and as a real fisherman as many are , we all do our utmost to maintain our fisheries to the best of our abilities, but seeing this kind of activity more than pisses me off. I don't care who , what colour they are or what language they speak , wrong is wrong and these folks , even though they've been told snagging and netting is illegal they continue to do it with no regards for the law. Out here (east of TO) I'm told as you mentioned that the MNR manpower is lacking so yeah , maybe tags for individual rivers may be good but at the very least , post more signs saying "No snagging or netting etc. The MNR told my friend they didn't have anyone to send to Duffins Creek and to call the cops, he did and they said there wasn't anything they could do !! This I think ought to be fixed asap Anyway Lyle , thank you for posting this again and bringing this outrageous behavior to the attention of many more people Cheers Mike

I'm glad you touched on the fact that in many folks native countries, snagging/netting can be common practice. Catching and releasing fish can be frowned upon as a senselessy lost opportunity to feed families. I know lots of other nations cringe seeing fish released after being angled. I think finding a way to educate and better spread awareness about the fish and our laws is important. In many cases extreme patience and sensitivity is required before we jump to conclusions about poor angling practices. But we definitely have to keep working together to better protect our fishery and I hope we are heading in a better direction for the future of the fishery. I'm glad to see so many anglers putting in their time and effort to expose how bad the issues really are.

White is the last color to be seen deep

Haha....good job Brandon....

Great video, Lyle. Very informative. Do you have a video on the basic line rigging (leader/float setup, soup to nuts) for salmon and steelhead for drift fishing?

I don't get the "spots" thing...can you explain more? Who determines who "owns" a spot? If two guys find the same spot in practice...?

I didn't hear "Canadian Lake Trout" mentioned once. If I was a US angler, I would be pissed right off on how much Lake Trout the MNR is polluting the lake with the trout nobody wants to catch. Twice as many Lake Trout plants than mishandled Chinook? And after 25", yeah Canadian Lake Trout start stuffing themselves on the Alewife & Smelt that should be going to Kings. The decline on salmon size mirrors the increase of Ontario Lake Trout stocking. Shocker, Lake Michigan is now the King of Kings on the Great Lakes. guess which lake doesn't share a border with Ontario?

I would like to add another interesting discuss point. Lake superior is having the opposite happening. Years passed chinooks on superior were smaller than lake o's, now superior is experiencing matures nearing 40lbs. Genetics? Cycle? Natural reproduction? More forage bait?

here some info for you .. of the 28000+ chinooks that went over the dam in fall of 2023. 26% were 1 year olds. 65% were 2 year olds and 9 % were 3 year olds.. these numbers are rounded up there were some 4 year olds but not many

Spot on! Tremendous thought provoking podcast. New listener, following on youtube now. I have been fishing Lake Ontario salmon for 40 years and have the best and worst of it.

Fantastic. Thanks for your work. Do you know which genetic strain is stocked in the put and take? Do they have tyee genetics?

agreed

Great info package for a newbie! Keep it up.

The 80's was great fishing...but almost every fish had Lampreys

Great video! I have these lakes and Rankin River very high on my "to do" list.

Lyle, I have been jigging lakers in northern Ontario for a few years. I prefer hunting for fish rather than trolling for them. I have had best luck on my home made tube jigs. This year is my first year back at salmon since 90's. Yes I am trolling but keep wondering why are we not jigging? Thanks for the encouragement! I fish near Bowmanville.

Really nice to come across this. I spent much time as a youth on the harbour fishing for various species, but the channel cats were always a thrill. You certainly had some success, and they are sure an exciting fish. As an aside, i think as a young lad you might have been a friend of my father, who died in 2003... went by his middle-name, Digby.

Great content! Been doing this a long time along the West Michigan Coast...do you remember what the surface temp was that night?

Great to see you back making videos Lyle !! That was a nice laker buddy !!

This looks like a ton of fun. What rod would you recommend?

Living the dreaaaaam

I love Half Hitch tackle in Panama and Destin Florida The tourists locations “the cities) are great places to go and feel bad about spending your money because you get treated horribly BUT AT HALF HITCH I always get treated with respect like a family member 😍😍😍 so avoid the rest and spend your money at Half Hitch who also has online store.

What lure are you using please?

The "Don't worry I got it" line at the end was hilarious. I use it too. Or if someone's being really loud ill say. "There's a hammer in my bag if you wanna use that instead" Thanks for the great video. I enjoyed watching it.

I enjoyed the fish ID game, bring Faith back for more

Great info- where did you ordere that colored map from?

Just making the connection. Good to talk to you today at the Niagara Fishing Tackle Swap. Keep up the good work. !

I would like to know where I could purchase glow tape for a flasher. Thanks

Interesting. I think i will look into it

That's one epic day's fishing, Lyle! 1st time I've seen European style coarse fishing practiced in the USA or Canada, with great competence I might add! you obviously have some great waters out there. Carp are probably the most popular fish in the UK but their distribution tends to be concentrated in heavily stocked and fished "commercial" day permit ponds, or in exclusive syndicate owned private lakes. Carp angling is a separate branch of UK fishing really, with waggler enthusiasts (a smaller, older and maybe eccentric group 🤣) tending to target the smaller, wilder fish such as Roach, Rudd, Perch Bream etc. Fascinating to see the evolution of these styles across the pond. very nice Rudd there too (???) mid winter here now and getting interesting content for utube fishing is challenging 🤣Have a great new year, subbed 👍👍

A perfect day out there!

Great that you are fishin european stule in usa !!! Didnt think no one does it there

You werent kidding that bite was fire