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A quick video of a little bit of the fishing I did this season. Love this time of year.

Yesterday I decided to go down to the Mcvic and try my luck. There was father there with his daughter fishing , we got to talking and he had mentioned that he use to fish steelhead when he was kid and decided to give it a try again. While we were talking one made a splash and headed up stream right were she was standing , she was quite excited over that . I offered some advice ( not that I know a lot) and a couple of the pink worms I have had good luck with. As I was walking away I thought of the comment made by tailout and his elite group , and you know what fishing is for everybody no matter what the species is, including steelhead. Instead of making another post I thought i'd put this up too . A friend of mine offered me a book to read it called Black Bay & Black Sturgeon River Native Fisheries Rehabilitation . I found this part interesting because it mentions the rainbow trout. Coaster Brook Trout are a large - bodied potadromous phenotype of brook trout ( Salveinus fontinalis ). Once thought to be a sub - species , recent genetic studies suggest that some ( as yet unidentified ) environmental trigger causes stream - resident brook trout to migrate into Lake Superior ( D'Amelio and Wilson 2008 ) . Coasters were once widespread throughout Lake Superior , and were known to reproduce in at least 118 tributaries , including the Black Sturgeon River ( Newman and Dubois 1997 ) . Exploitation and habitat degradation , possibly exacerbated by completion from NON - NATIVE RAINBOW TROUT ( Onchorhynchus mykiss ) ( Fausch 2008), RAPIDLY LED TO THE DECLINE IN COASTER NUMBERS . By the 1920's only a handful of streams were contributing coasters to Lake Superior . The LSC fish community objective for brook trout is to maintain widely distributed , self -sustaining populations in as many of the historical habitats as is practical. (Horns et al.2003) . I learned a couple of things from this , and the one that stands out is no matter the size of the body of water when you introduce a non native species into a specific area it could and will affect one or more of the other species in that area.

I go up from Coppin Rd but there is no way a 2wd quad would make it up there.

There's an easy road that goes to the lake near the mt McCay entrance road. Like others have said, it is reserve property so it not sure if non-aboriginals can fish there. No cell reception either, so maybe not the best place to get caught out fishing by locals who don't think you have the right to fish there.

As far as I know anyways. Many signs posted around the lake saying fwfn property

Fwfn. Private property!

no harm no foul .

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If you pack "em in mason jars with a little clamato some onion cracked black pepper 1 tbl spoon of viniger Cook "em at 12 lbs for 120 min Ta Da no more bones Dillieious ........Don"t forget to scale them though