8月3号basscity举行一个小型的bass比赛，欢迎参加～

[Kevin_C]

好啊，有比赛俺就兴奋。

祝你取得好名次

[Stradic]

报名义工,如果需要的话

[mayii]

赛果怎样？热切期待

[jeffrey2k]

这样吧，我冒昧地把我知道的贴一下

第一名 will. 14.43 最大鱼4•62
第二名 加华鱼友会会员 yonge one 父子 11•38
第三名 Jackie chan 10.45

[波澜不惊]

这样吧，我冒昧地把我知道的贴一下

第一名 will. 14.43 最大鱼4•62
第二名 加华鱼友会会员 yonge one 父子 11•38
第三名 Jackie chan 10.45

[mayii]

:up

这样吧，我冒昧地把我知道的贴一下

第一名 will. 14.43 最大鱼4•62
第二名 加华鱼友会会员 yonge one 父子 11•38
第三名 Jackie chan 10.45

有没有好照片看呀

[怕了索尼]

坐等比赛图片

[dayu]

Jeffery 你搞错了，Will 就是young one, 他星期六在加华的成绩更好16磅多，列第二，Peter Liu第一。 他们很会钓鱼，没上几条鱼但个个是大的。

[mayii]

Jeffery 你搞错了，Will 就是young one, 他星期六在加华的成绩更好16磅多，列第二，Peter Liu第一。 他们很会钓鱼，没上几条鱼但个个是大的。

都是高人， 我们只能望其项背。。。。。。。。。

[波澜不惊]

坐等比赛图片

[jeffrey2k]

Jeffery 你搞错了，Will 就是young one, 他星期六在加华的成绩更好16磅多，列第二，Peter Liu第一。 他们很会钓鱼，没上几条鱼但个个是大的。

那第二名阿平不是扬万老爹?

[Ecstasy]

渔夫～～贴图片出来看看accurate的分数～
我印象中的是。。。。
1st , will and his partner edwin.total weight was 14lb+ , got a kicker smallie 4.6lbs from his backyard, big fish + total weight （money in the bank )
2nd 阿平（金龙）11lbs+
3rd 10.xx lbs jackie
4th 10.xx lbs forgot..
5.10.xx lbs me...and 渔夫
6. 8.xx lbs
7. 7.xx lbs
8. 4.xx lbs

[Ecstasy]

那天第一次去了golden beach，人山人海的。。把原本的plan给毁了，下船拍车整个都要花半个多小时, 指示牌很少, 小孩子跑来跑去，穿bikini的多的是， 聪明的人都已经去harris下了，搞到我都哭笑不得
下一场由原先的balsam 改了去 sturgeon，欢迎参加～～～

[wenxiuxuan]

渔夫～～贴图片出来看看accurate的分数～
我印象中的是。。。。
1st , will and his partner edwin.total weight was 14lb+ , got a kicker smallie 4.6lbs from his backyard, big fish + total weight （money in the bank )
2nd 阿平（金龙）11lbs+
3rd 10.xx lbs jackie
4th 10.xx lbs forgot..
5.10.xx lbs me...and 渔夫
6. 8.xx lbs
7. 7.xx lbs
8. 4.xx lbs

牛啊，第五名已经很不错了，只差了一点点。

[Kevinshao]

二三四名都很接近，除了水平，运气也很重要，遇到一条大的真的可以顶一条半小的！

[Ra95]

周日鱼活跃成那样，米糊居然。。。。
米糊的男吊，真是众所周知，不空军都是牛人才行了，是时候去去好钓的水域了。

[wenxiuxuan]

周日鱼活跃成那样，米糊居然。。。。
米糊的男吊，真是众所周知，不空军都是牛人才行了，是时候去去好钓的水域了。

哥们，你什么时候带我去爽。

[Ecstasy]

周日鱼活跃成那样，米糊居然。。。。
米糊的男吊，真是众所周知，不空军都是牛人才行了，是时候去去好钓的水域了。

12 - 7pm..
a lots of boats on the water already...no doubt that day was a very good fishing day(overcast, little bit of rain, hot, low km wind..) but we all start out late, most of the spots were full of boats. lilypads..weeds. island points..etc. its a tough day for all of us ,,, plus rice isnt a good place to fish for BIG largie, biggest largemouth caught was only 3lbs. but we did tried our best
looking forward for the next event!!

[Ecstasy]

[XUYCA]

Bass比赛水平差距不是很悬殊的条件下，就看运气了。看谁运气好碰到大家伙。就赢定了。

[fishingfan]

觉得米湖要钓小口, 掉大口很难赢得比赛,今年在米湖掉了两次大嘴,加在一起有近30条,但只有两三条过3磅, 去年掉小口,10条小口,已经有3,4 条3磅以上

[Ecstasy]

觉得米湖要钓小口, 掉大口很难赢得比赛,今年在米湖掉了两次大嘴,加在一起有近30条,但只有两三条过3磅, 去年掉小口,10条小口,已经有3,4 条3磅以上

almost imposible to win rice with largie.. doesnt matter big or small tournaments, cuz some of the smallie gets so big on that lake close to 5~8 lbs....but the thing is you need to figure out the pattern of the day in order to catch those big brozeback..

[fishingfan]

觉得米湖要钓小口, 掉大口很难赢得比赛,今年在米湖掉了两次大嘴,加在一起有近30条,但只有两三条过3磅, 去年掉小口,10条小口,已经有3,4 条3磅以上

almost imposible to win rice with largie.. doesnt matter big or small tournaments, cuz some of the smallie gets so big on that lake close to 5~8 lbs....but the thing is you need to figure out the pattern of the day in order to catch those big brozeback..

it is very true.In order to find the smallmouth, I think it it better to fish deep-water structure instead of shallow-water weedline in summer. To figure out the pattern, below is very good tip from pro, maybe you can give a try

"When I’m uncertain which spots are most productive, I predetermine 20 or more potential areas and mark them on my GPS map. Once on the lake, I begin cruising them, keeping a watchful eye on the graph for bass and pods of baitfish.
Bait is the real key. Without it, bass won’t be there. If I don’t see bait, I don’t fish the spot and head to the next one.
Now, an exception to that is on lakes with lots of grass, because the bait and bass don’t show up as easily in the grass on the graph. So, if I come across a long grassy point extending into the lake, I’m going to take the time to fish it to determine if the bass are there.
On those places where I do find bait and bass, I determine which lure would be the best presentation to catch those fish. Generally, my top choices are either a deep-diving crankbait or a Carolina rig. "

[Ecstasy]

http://outdoorcanada.ca/30487/fishing/t ... t-smallies

If you thought the Bronze Age ended 4,500 years ago, you haven’t fished for smallmouth bass lately. Canadian bass fisheries are thriving—just consider recent tournament stats. Less than a decade ago, if you had any hopes of winning a bass tournament in Canada, you typically had to target the bronzeback’s bulkier largemouth cousins. Back then, a four-pound smallie was considered the trophy of a lifetime. How times have changed.

Even in once popular largemouth havens, such as southern Ontario’s Rice Lake, smallmouth bass are now dominating the big cast-for-cash events. And four-pound smallies are so common today in lakes such as Simcoe, Erie, St. Clair and Ontario that a five-fish tournament limit of four-pound bronzebacks wouldn’t even place you in the top 10.

Consider: A 20-pound bag would have put you in 20th position at the 2010 Bass Pro Shops Lake Simcoe Open, when the winning team of Mark Moran and Joey Muszynski hauled a mind-boggling five-fish limit to the scales weighing 31.55 pounds. That’s better than a six-pound average. In the same tournament, the biggest bass weighed a staggering 8.05-pounds. So, what’s going on?

Clearly, the climate is changing and our lakes, rivers and reservoirs are warming. That’s good news for smallmouth bass, says Peter Colby, retired head of the walleye research unit with Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources. “But you can say sayonara to trout, salmon, whitefish and ciscoes,” he quickly adds.

Renowned fisheries scientist John Casselman, who has studied the response of smallmouth populations to rising water temperatures in Ontario’s Bay of Quinte, puts it into perspective even more. He says a 1°C rise in water temperature provides a five-fold increase in smallmouth bass recruitment. A 3°C increase, on the other hand, offers an unbelievable 15-fold enhancement.

That said, giant smallmouth bass don’t just jump into your boat—you still have to find them. This starts by picking a lake, river or reservoir with a history of growing giant smallies. Such large systems enjoy wise management that protects the adults during the critical spring spawn. They also host excellent populations of thin-skinned, soft-rayed forage fish such as smelts, ciscoes and gobies.

Picking just one or two specific big-bass fisheries and learning them well, rather than sampling the full buffet, is another piece of the puzzle. Part of the reason is because the biggest bass in the lake—the true behemoths—are rarely found in and around the obvious structures and easy-to-locate community fishing holes. Instead, they tend to be found in isolated locations missed by the mapmakers. A prime example is a cluster of five or six boulders along an otherwise featureless contour line that suddenly breaks sharply into much deeper water.

The only way to find such places, of course, is to put in the time. That means leaving your fishing rods on the casting platform and slowly motoring around the lake, all the while scrutinizing your sonar. It should be set on split-screen format, relaying back down-scan, side-scan and traditional sonar data. Once you find a likely hot spot, the next step is to find out what the fish want.

“Fish ’em high, fish ’em low, fish ’em fast, fish ’em slow” is the motto my fishing buddies and I have lived by for years. It means you need to systematically cover the bases in terms of lure depth and speed control. Though it’s not crucial, having a partner in the boat will speed up the process. While one person slowly drags a tube jig, fishes a shaky-head worm or drop-shots near the bottom, the other walks a topwater lure across the surface or rips a suspending jerkbait through the middle of the water column. Before long, you’ll see a pattern emerge that’s bound to pay off handsomely in big bronze beauties.

Best bass bets

So, where are the best places to catch a trophy smallmouth in Canada? Launch your boat at any of these hot spots and you’re in business.

Lake Simcoe, Ontario
Rice Lake, Ontario
Lake St. Clair, Ontario
Lake Erie, Ontario
Niagara River, Ontario
Eastern Lake Ontario, Ontario
St. Lawrence River, Ontario
Lake Champlain, Quebec
Upper Saint John River, New Brunswick

[Ecstasy]

觉得米湖要钓小口, 掉大口很难赢得比赛,今年在米湖掉了两次大嘴,加在一起有近30条,但只有两三条过3磅, 去年掉小口,10条小口,已经有3,4 条3磅以上

almost imposible to win rice with largie.. doesnt matter big or small tournaments, cuz some of the smallie gets so big on that lake close to 5~8 lbs....but the thing is you need to figure out the pattern of the day in order to catch those big brozeback..

it is very true.In order to find the smallmouth, I think it it better to fish deep-water structure instead of shallow-water weedline in summer. To figure out the pattern, below is very good tip from pro, maybe you can give a try

"When I’m uncertain which spots are most productive, I predetermine 20 or more potential areas and mark them on my GPS map. Once on the lake, I begin cruising them, keeping a watchful eye on the graph for bass and pods of baitfish.
Bait is the real key. Without it, bass won’t be there. If I don’t see bait, I don’t fish the spot and head to the next one.
Now, an exception to that is on lakes with lots of grass, because the bait and bass don’t show up as easily in the grass on the graph. So, if I come across a long grassy point extending into the lake, I’m going to take the time to fish it to determine if the bass are there.
On those places where I do find bait and bass, I determine which lure would be the best presentation to catch those fish. Generally, my top choices are either a deep-diving crankbait or a Carolina rig. "