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Re: Algonquin
Reply #10 - Dec 4th, 2013 at 11:19pm
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IF I ever go there again, I'll go heavier on the brook trout type lures.
If you come in from North, you'll have access to streams which should hold plenty of stream trout.
I did well in them, less so in the lakes?
That might of been because I always seemed to be fighting a wind and often crossed the lakes as fast as I could. Not the best for fishing.
  
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Reply #11 - Dec 5th, 2013 at 1:08am
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Neat. Good link. That looks like fun! Haven't caught brookies since I lived back east. River fishing might be a good excuse to bring the fly rod...hmmm.  :dankk2
  
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Reply #12 - Dec 5th, 2013 at 2:19pm
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River fishing might be a good excuse to bring the fly rod...hmmm.


I don't fly fish, but there were numerous spots around/near portages that I wished I had some lightweight maybe waist high waders.
Summer might be okay to wet foot, but spring was way to cold for extended fishing.
I would anchor my canoe in stream and cast little spinners.
Fairly tight quarters, but if you have the skills, a  fly rod might be alot of fun for brook trout/small mouth bass and even the big toothy critters.
  
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