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Lake Simcoe. You either love her or hate her - there's no in between. It's a deep clear water lake with monster whitefish who feed on herring and Gobies to get so big.
I'm not going to make a big long video here. I've honestly been having a hard time. While everyone else is telling me how the bite is so hot - I'm just marking fish and watching them pass me by.
Finally, I decided something had to change. I had been ignoring my - quote "rules" that I try and follow when fishing... and that's what needed to change. Let me explain.
what I HAD been doing was getting up early to put a full day on the lake. I gave myself a 1 hour rule. If the fish weren't biting in that hour, I'd move. And boy did I make moves! I moved around and tried different baits, bouncing bottom all over the lake. I'm surprised there's ice left with all the holes I drilled.
Rule 1. Never leave fish to find fish.
We moved around too much. There were fish in the spots that we were at and we had not exhausted our options for these fish before moving. Today, I am setting up the hut and not moving from this spot.
Rule 2. Fish the entire water column.
Don't limit yourself to one single presentation. The other times, we had only bounced bottom. We had locked ourselfs in a closed minded scenario that these fish are ONLY eating gobies and those gobies are on bottom so that's where we should be. This time - I'm going to work the entire column.
Rule 3. Fish can sense any change in their environment.
This rule was actually stolen from Gord Pyzer from a recent seminar he gave at the Winter Ice Expo. Instead of hooting and hollering with baits -smashing them on bottom, ripping blades - I decided to go a bit more subtle and stick with soft plastics.
Learning to fish, one cast in the trees at a time.
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Orillia Fishing is a documented journey of how Jason DeValadares, with some help from friends, makes his way from a know nothing fisherman to an experienced angler. Orillia Fishing will travel to different lakes and fish different species while showing you what's working that day. Orillia Fishing is a community of like minded people, please join the conversation on every video!