Bringing you fishing tips and action from the jewel of northern Ontario, Temagami. Follow along with us as we hunt for bass, trout, walleye, pike, and whatever else we can find in our adventures.
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i fished there about 20 years ago. back then it was only 2 families with nearby cottages that camped and fished it a few weeks a year.
Such a cool experience and a cool animal, so prehistoric! Great footage mate
Always fun watching this again! The Fish vs Snack Count is the best!!
What lKe did you Portage into? If you want big bass no lake beats Spitz zig in temagami
I'm going to temagami any tips you can give for walleye fishing? 2 years 2 followers no fish.
Oh, man. How I’ve changed. My voice was so high. And I was inexperienced. I remember being there that day. Memories. My name is Massey,
Had a blast on the houseboat mike, except for the dislocated leg on the first night.. Ill be back
this guy is quite the character lmfao, he is more about the camera then he is about the fishing...
what the hell is that on his nose?
Good advice re. Not using the pole in a snag. What rig are you using for the worm? How do you avoid the bass swallowing the hook?
If you shout us out in one of your vids we will shout you out
Nice video! Good tips too. It's always fun to fish with kids.
Thanks! It can definitely be a rewarding use of your time spending it with youth in the outdoors!
Why would you keep a pike that size? They are the prime breeders.
Well, they're cool animals no matter how you look at it.
where's this lake at
Temagami, Ontario, Canada
zielig voor de vissen
no new vids? did you stop making these?
+Lunatic29hd No, just haven't had time to cut new ones. Too many projects. There will be more, I'm just not sure when yet. :( Videos filmed, just waiting to be put together.
Hey 😊, I really liked your video. Great video and I think you should make more of it. I sub and like! I noticed that we have some similar interest. Hope you can check out my channel as well. This is FUN!! 😄😄
These videos are awesome if you see this I hope you continue uploading sometime in the future. Love to see other footage you got.
+Aaron Oliphant Thank you! My time has been a bit tight, but I hope to get a few more out this year. We haven't had much time to film a lot of new episodes due to summer business, but I have plenty of footage that needs to be cut and uploaded. There will be more! Sadly, the new footage I managed to collect this summer got damaged in a hard drive crash before it could be backed up to secondary storage. Next planned release will feature some lake trout fishing!
+Fish Temagami cool man that is great take your time and can't wait to see more!
What kind of bluegill are those
+The Sidewinder The two types of fish we mostly catch close to the hut are rock bass (mostly greenish) and pumpkinseed (bright orange belly, hence the common nickname of sunfish).
Catch and release those big female pike!
people commenting about walleyes not being called pickerel, actually walleye is a yellow pickerel, don't mistake the chain pickerel (southern pike) with it
you should measure the fish, that bass looks about 17 or 18 inches.
+Vlad Prince of Wallachia I would guess that is was in the 17" range. I will have to keep in mind to measure our bigger catches from now on. Thanks!
What a nice father
How deep is the water when you guys caught those fish?
KingVDT519 8-15'
Fish Temagami I went to Lake Temagami last summer and the majority of the lake is quite deep, what set up do you recommend for deep water fishing? (30 ft and deeper)
Well, usually the only thing you need to go really deep for are Lake Trout. My usual setup for that is a downrigger and 'Christmas Tree' or 'Hammer' with 3-5 leafs for attracting them and a trailing minnow following the lure about 12-18" behind. A couple years ago we had good luck using just a dipsy diver to bring a smaller hammer down to the right depth, since the trout remained fairly high (40-60') even in late July. Typically in mid-summer they are between 60--80 feet. If those rigs are too expensive, jigs work well too - but having a depth finder that is sensitive enough to find the baitfish is handy at the very least so you know where to target them. We tried jigs one episode (still needs to be cut) and found we targeted too deep guessing they'd be low due to the hot, sunny, calm day, but they were actually up in the 60' range or higher, which was easier to find once we had a good graph to find them.
Was that part of the halo odst soundtrack at 3:21
Nope, it's part of a sound pack from Video Copilot - some good beats on it.
Good video
I wold like to say that u need to actually teach your kid to fish and maybe he might like it more
Actually, my nephew had a lot of fun. Not sure where you got the impression he didn't... Part of it was just getting him to a spot where he could keep catching fish - a kid his age doesn't care if they are huge or not, they just want to catch them. He caught fish pretty much the entire time he was fishing once I showed him where to put his bait. We weren't out for a long time, just a fun time, and in his words, he had fun. Mission accomplished. Once he learns fishing is fun, then he'll be more inclined to listen when being taught. His experiences with other people up to then were not fun, because he was being taken to places to try and catch big fish to eat and fishing was slow. One thing I'd like to say to you - be kind to others on the internet - rudeness will get you nowhere. Saying I don't know anything about fishing and insulting me just because you have a different opinion... Not cool. They are several ways to catch a fish.
I would like to talk to u
What would you like to talk about?
You are a good father
Thanks, but he's my nephew. :) My daughter will be in upcoming episodes now that she's old enough.
Sometimes people make comments that are emotionally drivin and are completly unaware of the truth. That nature has a way of finding balance. Its been a year or more and i guarentee that there are more pike in that system now recruited into the bigger size ranges to take its place.
Love the video but please, next time better camera work
If he reel it would be much better
@John Winstead thanks for backing me up
I prefer Gulp alive its better but worms good to
I've seen two fish now with plastics in their gut that would have eventually died because they would never have broken down and were clogging the intestinal tract. I don't like using plastics or fake bait for that very reason. A worm I know they can eat safely and get nutrients from.
Meh - 13 lb pike isn't that big.... I caught one down in Obabika Bay that was 25+ lbs. 49" tip to tail.
Have the same motor. Any starting techniques? Mine doesn't want to seem to start worth a hoot....
New set of plugs, maybe a carburetor cleaning? I wouldn't run regular gasoline through any small engine either with the ethanol - really mucks up your carb.
Fish Temagami Yep, did all that save for the plugs. Never run regular fuel in anything (boat motor, lawn mower, snowmobile, snowblower) except for the car. They only made these motors for a few years. Wondered if this is just an issue they have...
I had a 4hp Sea Horse many years ago, but it's long gone now. This particular motor was Roger's that he had at the back lake. Most of my experience now is with Yamaha 8hp (2 and 4 stroke) and 9.9 high thrust four stroke engines. I just remember the old Johnsons used to eat the plugs pretty bad and the mixed fuel tended to foul them pretty fast if you were just trolling a lot. A fouled plug made for hard starting.
teach him to use the reel
I know how now.
y did u keep pike? should ketch n release a big fish like that no matter the species. smaller fish make better eatings
I have the habit of always setting the hook all the time even with every bite I get...I need to work on being patience in bites, Any tips?
When trolling, you should try and set the hook, when using worms that have a long dangle from the hook that the fish might need to work it's way up you will need to give them a bit of time. Training yourself not to pull immediately is hard, but something you will have to mentally do - force yourself not to react at every tap by a fish. Once you get through the first 20, it'll come more naturally to you to not react, but to wait for the opportune moment.
Thanks!
Why do you call walleye "pickerel"? Two different species.
awesome footage.
Where do you think walleyes are in the spring when the temperature is 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
+fishonfish1 Definitely along the shorelines. I usually hit about 6-8'. Bays close to the spawning areas.
your kid.is.adorable.
Maybe a ice fishing poles would be more their size too
Yep, very likely, but we had to use what we had on hand. My nephew doesn't come down too often and it wasn't a planned trip until the day it happened.
Pickerel : Is from the pike family. Walleye : Is from the perch family. Two different fish! Google it! Just saying!
Please stop calling the Walleye Pickerel...I wonder what you call Pickerel?
cool footage. cool looking colors on this turtle. thanks for sharing.
That kid got lots of fish I got 5 fishes on mu fishing trip
Snappers look like such clods on land, but this one almost appears graceful as it swims.
This guys are very happy