Mike
02-01-2006, 09:15 AM
Georgian Bay (ONTARIO)
Throughout last year’s Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular, the 10 largest chinook caught each day topped 20 pounds apiece. And with plenty of catches approaching 27 pounds, it’s easy to see why more than 5,000 anglers flocked to Ontario’s second largest tournament late last August and early September. Held on the protected waters of Georgian Bay on the eastern side of Lake Huron, the Salmon Spectacular is organized by the Sydenham’s Sportsmen’s Association, with all proceeds going to local fisheries and wildlife projects.
Tourney co-chair Fred Geberdt recommends first and last light as the most productive fishing times due to the clear water. Popular lures include Lymans and the Silver Fox spoon in lime rickey, blue-on-blue and blue-green finishes, while premier fishing locations include the ever-popular Thompson’s Hole and local legends Red Doors and Pumpkin Seed. For up-to-the-minute fishing reports, local tackle shops and anglers are known to be very generous with their information.
Throughout last year’s Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular, the 10 largest chinook caught each day topped 20 pounds apiece. And with plenty of catches approaching 27 pounds, it’s easy to see why more than 5,000 anglers flocked to Ontario’s second largest tournament late last August and early September. Held on the protected waters of Georgian Bay on the eastern side of Lake Huron, the Salmon Spectacular is organized by the Sydenham’s Sportsmen’s Association, with all proceeds going to local fisheries and wildlife projects.
Tourney co-chair Fred Geberdt recommends first and last light as the most productive fishing times due to the clear water. Popular lures include Lymans and the Silver Fox spoon in lime rickey, blue-on-blue and blue-green finishes, while premier fishing locations include the ever-popular Thompson’s Hole and local legends Red Doors and Pumpkin Seed. For up-to-the-minute fishing reports, local tackle shops and anglers are known to be very generous with their information.