OntarioFishingGuy

They're some of my favorites. The Cover Craw in particular is a staple in my box.

A Leatherman Wave is always on my belt when fishing. It comes in handy quite often.

It looks great, like a small caddis larva. I don't think it's possible to tie a perfect size 30 fly, but yours is much better than any small midges I could tie.

I love diversity in fishing. I like all the techniques used to catch different species of fish. Do you tie those midges yourself?

I will be making a trip down to Cuba in a few weeks, and I know that where we are going, there are loads of needlefish. Last time I was there, they would chase my lures right up to the shore, but never actually bite them. They are a cool looking fish, and I would love to catch one. Any suggestions?

Avids are my favorite in that price range, although I haven't tried many others.

I use it for pier casting king salmon in early fall. I have never broken it on a salmon, so I would be really surprised if I broke if I broke it on a bass.

I use it all the time with braid-fluorocarbon leader and have never had that happen. If it does, I will look into other knots.

Double uni knot. Strong and very quick to tie.

Ruffles or Sun Chips... or both.

I use Gamakatsu and Daiichi for fly tying. For bass, Owner hooks are great.

I can guarantee that every pack of lead weights you have bought have that label. Don't eat them and you should be good.

Better yet, dont take them out of the water. On the rare occasion I measure a fish, it is done completely in the water. Photos are also now done in the water. I never weight fish. Most of the time, there's is no need to take them out of the water for any time at all. I never understood why some people weigh and measure everything they catch, but to each their own.

If you live in S. Ontario, JB's fishing depot has a big selection. Make sure you call before you go, their website is a bit out of date.

I have an FJ and it handles big fresh king salmon no problem. A friend of mine has the ci4. Honestly, get whichever is cheaper, IMO there isn't enough difference between the two to justify paying much extra.

I have an FJ and it handles big fresh king salmon no problem. A friend of mine has the ci4. Honestly, get whichever is cheaper, IMO there isn't enough difference between the two to justify paying much extra.

I have an FJ and it handles big fresh king salmon no problem. A friend of mine has the ci4. Honestly, get whichever is cheaper, IMO there isn't enough difference between the two to justify paying much extra.

Ice hockey is my least favorite thing to watch on TV. Go Blue Jays!

I am drooling over those globugs...

During these past few weeks, I have been doing a LOT of tying. Here are some of the projects I have finished: Bucktail jig set: Steelhead box: Micro jig box: Trout nymph box: Misc. box (emergers, carp flies, streamers): Enjoy!

It snowed a bit west of here yesterday. Bring on the cold temps, less people fishing = more fish for me!

Sucks to hear about the runs in Michigan. The runs here have been pretty awesome, with fresh fish still coming in. Still, awesome fish.

ITO-Wakasagi or GG Threadfin Shad.

Not yet, but it's sure not warm.

I've been re-watching the series and was wondering which film you guys like the best. I'll start and go with episode 6, Return of the Jedi.