Cabonga Shore Lunch Video
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Walleye Fishing in Montreal with Marc Poirier
"The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of that which is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope"
Labels: Fishing Trips, fishing videos
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Last spring, I think it was may 1st, I went out with the boys for a day of flyfishing up near Mont Tremblant. We hired fishing guide François St-Louis who works for Sebastien Lord's guiding service. Francois is one of the country's foremost experts in the art of catching landlocked salmon.
We drove up to our lake really early in the morning, in fact the sun was down when we got on the boat and pulled away from the dock. This is a full service guide so he supplied the boat, the rods and the flies.
It was a very cold morning, and we were all very happy when the sun finally came up to grace us with a little heat.
We setup 4 rods, 2 13 foot fly rods on either side of the boat, and 2 9 foot rods in the back, all rods had the same setup, long tippets with special home made flies that looked like magog smelts (long purple and silver streamers).
Lines were out between 100 feet and 200 feet behind the boats, they were setup in such a way that they covered the first 20 feet of the water column, where landlocked salmon feeds at that time of year.
Everyone caught landlocked salmon that day, everyone except me!
I don't remember the exact weight of the fish we caught, but I think they all weighed approximately 7 - 8 pounds, which is very large for landlocked salmon in this part of the country. For example, Memphremagog lake ouananiche weigh about 1 1/2 - 2 pounds each. I know Lac Saint Jean has a healthy population of ouananiche, but I've never fished there so I wouldn't know for sure how big they grow them there - but if it's like their giant blueberries, their landlocked salmon size would be vastly exagerated!!
The video features my group of friends, but only at the very end. We're the group of guys with baseball hats. I'm the guy with the blue windbreaker, sunglasses and grey baseball hat toward the end. The video also features people we don't know, in fact it was shot by the guide throughout the season, so we're only there when they show the real big fish at the very end! ;-)
Enjoy!
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This makes me want to buy an Aqua-Vu camera like right now. In fact I think I'm going to right after I'm done cleaning up the basement. This video shows walleye coming up to a jig presentation, looking at it with serious intent, then backing off - probably detecting something was wrong. Awesome aqua VU video.

Basically, this new device illustrates the water column as, well, a water column.
It is an LCD screen that won'ty freeze (according to them) because they built in a screen heater. It comes with a rechargeable 12 volt battery, a neoprene case, with velcro, the target separation is perfect for walleye at 1/2 inch.
Dealers sell this device for approximately $229 USD
Another neat product they releases is a DVR version of the Aqua Vu system - which is probably how the video was shot in the first place. It uses Secure Disc media cards foir recording, so capacity is up to you - the bigger the card, the more video you can capture.
The Aqua Vu DVR unit retails for about $500 USD.
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Here is another Youtube walleye fishing video - this time, someone fishing the st lawrence river, not too far from here, for walleye, but he's not just fishing, he's spearfishing and he is filming it all. The video was shot in about 30 feet of water.
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Jason Boser shows us how to clean walleye - notice how sharp his blade is, having sharp blades makes things so much easier. There are other methods, but this is exactly how I do it.
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| I can honestly say that most of these things have happened to me, and to a lot of people I know, specially when you're distracted. | |
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