r/FishingOntario

Ich liebe das Angeln, vor allem auf Raubfische. Ich erinnere mich, wie wir vor etwa 10 Jahren mit meinem Vater Excel-Tabellen führten, in denen wir aufschrieben, wo ungefähr der Biss war und welchen Köder wir verwendet haben. Ich war damals noch klein und ging zur Schule, aber sobald sich die Möglichkeit bot, beschloss ich, eine App für mein Haupthobby zu entwickeln. Ich habe bereits Erfahrung mit einer Angelapp, aber das ist eine völlig andere Geschichte, die sich in eine andere Richtung entwickeln wird.

Die App wurde vor 2 Monaten veröffentlicht, aber gestern Nacht erschien ein sehr wichtiges erstes großes Update — das hat mir die Zuversicht gegeben, endlich öffentlich darüber zu sprechen!

Das Grundkonzept ist die Verfolgung des Angelvorgangs mit schnellem Protokollieren am Wasser, Notizen, Stellen und Fängen. Alles ist an Ihren Standort gebunden, was der Schlüsselfaktor ist. Wenn Sie eine Sitzung starten, läuft die App im Hintergrund weiter, um den Akku zu schonen. Außerdem werden in Echtzeit Wettervorhersagen und eine Karte mit Ihren Ergebnissen angezeigt, die Sie bearbeiten, löschen oder ergänzen können. In Zukunft hoffe ich sehr, dass ich auch Angelrouten aufzeichnen kann — das ist beim Trolling sehr nützlich, ich bin sicher, das wird klappen!

Ich verstehe, dass viele gerne erst nach der Tour protokollieren, daher habe ich eine manuelle Erfassung hinzugefügt, die der Live-Erfassung fast identisch ist — außer dass Sie Datum und Standort auf der Karte manuell wählen müssen. Ansonsten ist es derselbe Prozess, der jederzeit ausgefüllt werden kann.
Das Hauptziel ist es, nicht nur ein Tagebuch zu schaffen, sondern vollständige Saisons, in denen alles rund um die Tour und ihre Statistiken aufgebaut ist — damit Sie alles an einem Ort speichern und bequem einsehen und verbessern können.

Saisonstatistiken und Filterung fehlen noch, werden aber kommen.

Alle Prognosen basieren auf verschiedenen Indikatoren und haben eine Fehlerquote — Ihre Erfahrung und Ihr Angelplatz stehen immer an erster Stelle. Jede Erfahrung ist nicht nur praktisch, sondern auch theoretisch — vergessen Sie das nicht 😊

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Hi Everyone,

I'm going to be largely fishing on Lake Ontario, taking the family out cruising, beaching the boat at various parks etc. I can't decide between the Lund 1875 Crossover w/ 175 Merc and Legend 19 XT w/ 150 Merc. Any recommendations? I like that the Legend is made in Canada, but I've heard Lunds are more well made. Also I like that the Lund can take a 175. I'm also considering a Princecraft Sport 188 with the Merc 175. The 200 V8 is tempting, but then I can't fit a kicker motor.

Got my first boat this year. I’ve been listening on channel 68 but all I ever hear are sailboats asking what guest slip they can dock at.

Hello everyone and carp anglers of Ontario!

Do you guys know of any places in Ontario that offer a weekend cabin experience on a carp lake that you can fish?

Thanks!😀

My friends and I are embarking on a 7 day canoe camping trip, between Leano Lake and Mexican Hat Lake, in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park and I’m hoping to try out some fishing while we are here. I’ve heard walleye, pike, lake trout and sometimes bass can be caught here.

Sadly I’ve got pretty limited experience, and all I’ve really done is fish on Lake of the Woods, summer fishing from a boat with 1/2 oz lead jigs and live minnows for walleye (what I learned from my family - they only ever do the same thing). I’m now trying to take myself out and explore more places and expand my fishing knowledge/experience, so if anyone has advice on shore vs canoe fishing, considerations for rods/reels, tackle (jigs vs spinners vs something else) I’d love to hear it! Thanks!

Hi there! I'm staying on the York River East of Bancroft in a cabin from today until Sunday and am looking for some fishing friends. I'm 38, chill dude and an absolute beginner but am very interested in catching some fish over the next couple of days.

Looking to make some friends and learn a thing or two. It has been an extremely frustrating hobby to get into alone in the GTA so I think I need to see other people in action who know what they're doing.

Happy to buy the beer/pizza or throw some cash out there for the guidance. Send a message if you want to know more about me or whatever.

I have a 6' 6" Daiwa medium light and a small tackle box.

I know this is a hot spot for salmon and trout but I'm local to the area and trying to find casual spots for summer fishing some bass/pike and anything else I can find.

Wondering if anybody has fished this creek through the summer and if so had any success? Not talking about the lake Ontario side of the creek, more thinking northern end where it's more shaded and windy.

Hey guys,

I am wanting to put together a dedicated pike trolling rod.

basically for when I am heading out to my SMB fishing spots.

My plan is to troll it 80% of the time and cast maybe 20% of the time.

Ideally would like to stick with a spinning rod setup as that's just what I am already use to.

I have some bigger lures that I inherited - 3/4 oz up to 2 oz lures.

Most of the rods I am seeing at Canadian Tire and Sail are max rated for 3/4 oz Lures.

Would I still be able to troll and cast lures up to 2 oz with no issues as far as lure action is concerned?

The other thought is how fatiguing it might be?

Any recommendations on a nice setup that could easily troll and cast bigger lures?

Ideally looking to purchase from Canadian Tire or Sail

Thank you

Apologies for the first post, didn't read the rules.

I'm planning a trip for my father and I to head up to Lake Superior ( Think Lake superior provincial park / Pukaskwa national park area - willing to go up to thunder bay too) for the last two weeks of August (He leaves the country first week of september unfortunately so He will miss the main salmon run). I was hoping to put him onto a salmon or two up there but my salmon experience is solely based on Lake Huron / Lake Ontario tributaries. We have the gear - Multiple float rods, waders, spinning rods etc. However, we are both incredibly uninformed about Lake superior salmon fishing. I know its weather / water-temp / rain dependent whether they'll be up the creek around that time or not, but I figured we'd have a chance at catching one or two throwing hardware at creek mouths / into the lake. I was hoping that anyone familiar with the area might be willing to drop a couple suggestions on tackle / bait to prep in advance and whether getting a salmon in August might be a pipe dream (Though I have had consistant luck getting salmon in lake O tribs in early august so maybe hope might not be lost). We will be camping, we have no issues hiking a good distance to better areas. We appreciate any advice.

Anyone have any experience with purchasing a boat and trailer with no ownership?

How much of a pain is it to get plates for the trailer? It’s currently plated but the owner has lost the paperwork as it’s sat in a barn for 15 years.

I live in Zone 16. I know the season is about to open for smallies and largemouths, but I'd like to know, for future reference, how to avoid targeting these when they're out of season. I've caught one smallmouth on a live worm while fishing for perch and another on a swimming lure while fishing for pike, both from fishing the Thames from the riverbank. As far as I know, the diets of large bass overlap with pretty much everything other than carp. How do I avoid catching these, especially during spawning season? Is the idea to just not fish in rivers that have these species when they're out of season, or to only use baitballs for carp?