fishing planet trout float white moose lake

Prior to going on any adventure always let someone know where you are going or leave a note at home with your access point. When heading out on any type of outdoors adventure in the BIG Northeastern Ontario region, you should always plan ahead and head out prepared. In the next few sections I would like to share some tips for being confident, prepared, and ready for any challenge that comes your way. If you answered 'no' or are unsure, then this blog is for you. With fishing season just freshly opened, are you and your gear ready to hit the water? It has been incredibly simple to catch pumpkinseed on all the other maps but I'm finding that White Moose Lake is proving to be very frustrating.With spring in the air and the Northeastern Ontario coming to life, I am sure many of you are getting excited for the upcoming fishing and boating season. I have my leader set to between 20 and 22 inches, using either red worm, bloodworm, marshmallows or semolina balls.įor lake chub I tend to focus my fishing at the rock wall to the right of the lake, about 45ft out, or the rock wall to the left of the lake (near the log cabin) about 25ft out at the edge of the pier.įor pumpkinseed I keep to the rock wall to the right of the lake, around 45ft out again, sometimes letting the float drift out with the wind to the left.

I even tried waiting for days where the temperature was warmer and obviously peak times but I am yet to catch. I get nibble after nibble but never a solid bite.

but, after around 10 hours of real time fishing (in different locations on the lake), I just cannot catch. After hours of trying I even looked at tips and even YouTube videos of people catching, where to fish, what bait to use, what length my leader should be etc etc.

I am currently trying to catch the lake chub and the pumpkinseed at White Moose Lake but I haven't had any joy.

Fishing planet trout float white moose lake