Thanks to the Waltham Anglers Association, some of the best fishing in North America is in western Quebec near a small town called Waltham!
Here is a picture of a rainbow trout I caught at my camp up in western Quebec. It weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces. Ummmm, looking a little grubby here...
Here is a picture of another rainbow trout I caught at the same lake. This one weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces. And the other cute red head is my great niece Aiden
In this picture, I'm holding a speckle (brook) trout that I caught at a lake that is located about 2 miles from my camp. This one weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces too. Nice big belly eh? (The fish I mean.) And oh yeah, can anyone figure out where I work?
Here we are after a hard day of work. Yes I said work because although women have a different understanding of the word fishing, it really is tiring and takes it's toll on you! The fellow on my left is my fishing buddy (understudy) Eugene. Mmmmmmmmmmm beer!
Here are some miscellaneous pics.
Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
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Here is a picture of another rainbow trout I caught at the same lake. This one weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces. And the other cute red head is my great niece Aiden
In this picture, I'm holding a speckle (brook) trout that I caught at a lake that is located about 2 miles from my camp. This one weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces too. Nice big belly eh? (The fish I mean.) And oh yeah, can anyone figure out where I work?
Here we are after a hard day of work. Yes I said work because although women have a different understanding of the word fishing, it really is tiring and takes it's toll on you! The fellow on my left is my fishing buddy (understudy) Eugene. Mmmmmmmmmmm beer!
Here are some miscellaneous pics.
Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
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In this picture, I'm holding a speckle (brook) trout that I caught at a lake that is located about 2 miles from my camp. This one weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces too. Nice big belly eh? (The fish I mean.) And oh yeah, can anyone figure out where I work?
Here we are after a hard day of work. Yes I said work because although women have a different understanding of the word fishing, it really is tiring and takes it's toll on you! The fellow on my left is my fishing buddy (understudy) Eugene. Mmmmmmmmmmm beer!
Here are some miscellaneous pics.
Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
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Here we are after a hard day of work. Yes I said work because although women have a different understanding of the word fishing, it really is tiring and takes it's toll on you! The fellow on my left is my fishing buddy (understudy) Eugene. Mmmmmmmmmmm beer!
Here are some miscellaneous pics.
Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
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Here are some miscellaneous pics.
Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
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Look who's on the net again!!!!
Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
Links to other sites on the Web
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Although there are many species of fish in western Quebec and eastern Ontario, trout fishing remains my favorite. They can be hard to catch, but when you do get a nice one on the line, you get a simlar fight to that of a small mouth Bass, which makes it all worthwhile. They are delicious to eat and there are several ways to prepare them including; frying, barbeque, poaching and smoking. Some of the lakes which are located within 100 miles of Ottawa are: Coghlan, where my camp is, Humprey, where I caught the big speckle, Gagnon, Rolly, Turcotte, Tenesse, and Finlay! The easiest way to find these lakes is to head for Waltham, Pontiac Quebec, go to the General store located on main street and purchase a Waltham Angler's Card for $10.00. With the purchase you'll receive a map, and a number of tall tales.
Click on the bear for laughs and some tips too!
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Fishing North American Fishing Club Great Outdoors Recreation Pages BassMasters BAssMasters On Line Throphy Bass
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