Fishing Ganaraska River for Steelhead | Fish'n Canada

[@andrewcallahan9966]

Nothing like fishing spawning beds, and trampling over redds!

[@chromerhunters8785]

All bucks no hens.. wonder why

[@nobodyimportant69]

Guess you weren't paying attention, they caught a few hens.

[@georgegeorge6193]

If it’s a navigable waterway, which lots of the ganny is, then you can still access the water and people can access land up to the high water mark

[@thehiddenangler9083]

I still would not go cause people will yell at you cause its "private property" even though the only people who control the water is the MNR

[@georgegeorge6193]

@@thehiddenangler9083 they can yell at you all they’d like but if you’re respectful, having a proper understanding of the laws, and are within your legal boundaries, then there are no issues. In fact, you could actually turn the tables on them since people can be charged for disrupting or disturbing anglers who are legally within their rights

[@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj]

@@georgegeorge6193 with respect, the MNR and opp remove people from the private property every year. You think no one has ever thought about or tried the high water mark argument? No guides,no fishing clubs, no fishing forum nerds?? For whatever reason im 100000% sure it doesn't apply there. Pretty sure it's considered non navigable in that area. Thats what the deeds say too or so land owners claim, Which i assume is true since mnr is up there often enough. ..actually there's so many great rivers in southern ontario that have area's you cannot tread on. Mostly the smaller rivers and upper rivers.. - some area's of the notty and upper credit(people even own the streambeds in some area;s),,, Thats what i told by one of biggest steelhead and trout guides graham bristow I wish it was ''WET BOOT RULES'' i.e as long as you have your feet in the water your good,, this is the law in utah for example

[@georgegeorge6193]

@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj considering that “float you fanny down the ganny” is a popular event that is based on your ability to navigate down the ganny, I would have to say that it is navigable. I’m well aware that CO’s or the OPP remove people, but that’s often because they don’t understand the the rules. Bristow is right, some people can own the stream bed if the water is not navigable, and if they own both sides of the river. However, if landowners only own one side, the own up to the high water mark. Lots of people don’t understand the laws regarding waterfront rights

[@CFMRocks]

Great Video. Saved this to my Fishin Musician Fishing Vids Playlist .

[@mickanderson3593]

Awesome Pete Watching in Australia

[@jackbell2350]

Bruh you didn’t even weigh the float down properly

[@mistermosquito4946]

Says leave spawning fish alone proceeds to fish a hole less than a foot

[@jackbell2350]

@@mistermosquito4946 no cap😭

[@mardy2630]

As long as you stay in the water you are good... So float in... No shore lunches.

[@auzurestaff6010]

This is awful' you can see the fish because your aren't even fishing a hole you are bothering spawning steelhead mostly males because they are defending spawning grounds

[@johnwallace5098]

do you enjoy catching fish in their spawning beds? this is highly saddening...

[@chromerhunters8785]

No problem hooking fish when you're fishing water shallower than everyone else's leader is, this is stupid

[@Fishncanada]

Thanks Bobby

[@haviick1014]

Could you not have spoke about where some of the public fishing areas are

[@tiredredneck8159]

Ohhh yaaaa show the world my river great!!!

[@chromerhunters8785]

You mean show the beginners the river everyone snags poaches and overcrowded?

[@nobodyimportant69]

True, everytime I go to Sylvan Glen it's a Zoo. Not even worth the trip from Toronto anymore. I'll usually fish near the mouth instead. May be less fish around, but at least there being caught nice and fresh, chromers.

[@williamdougie6213]

And then wonder why the government floods this country with immigrants

[@pasarea999]

Not great fishing so shallow, almost looks like you on reds 😢