Speckled / Brookie trip
 

I am looking for a modest trip to catch Speckled Trout
and/or sea/lake run Brookies. Geography of Ontario and
eastern provinces of Canada.

John wrote in message ...
I am looking for a modest trip to catch Speckled Trout and/or sea/lake run
Brookies. Geography of Ontario and eastern provinces of Canada.

Go to http://www.google.com and type in the following search parameters.

speckled trout fishing trip + ontario

Hit "search" and you'll find 32,800 choices. Modest to you and modest to me
might be two entirely different things.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Thanks for the reply to my previous post. While I am not a
computer wizard, I do know the basics of an internet search.
My intention of posting a specific information request
here was to elicit a response from similar like minded
people that may have (and be willing to share) specific
information that they have.. I post because I am trying to
be most efficient with my time and effort. Looking through
32000 hits about Brookie fishing where Ontario is mentioned
defeats the purpose of using newsgroup. I would suspect
that if I searched for Brookie info in the entire geographic
area specified in my original post I would get maybe 100,000
hits.

Speckled / Brookie trip (Special notre to Steve)
 

I know what you mean by the reply you got from Stevy. Dis-information
with an attitude is so stupid.Go to the Missanabi game preserve for
trout. Look for Chaplue in the Sudbury area of northern Ontario. If you
go watch for the bears. The highest concentration in the world. A lady
doctor with lots of bear savy was eaten there this august so put that
into the eqation too. Bear spray made no difference . I fished it a
year earlier and it was good but decided against the trip this summer
because of the forementioned .
In the area north of sudbury it is good from the highway north to
Timmins plus the bears are different because they get shot at .Look for
larger rivers flowing fast. Phone the Minisrty of natural resources for
that area. Any questions email at ewaring @netscape.net. Bye






John wrote:
Thanks for the reply to my previous post. While I am not a
computer wizard, I do know the basics of an internet search.
My intention of posting a specific information request
here was to elicit a response from similar like minded
people that may have (and be willing to share) specific
information that they have.. I post because I am trying to
be most efficient with my time and effort. Looking through
32000 hits about Brookie fishing where Ontario is mentioned
defeats the purpose of using newsgroup. I would suspect
that if I searched for Brookie info in the entire geographic
area specified in my original post I would get maybe 100,000
hits.