Ontario Grey-Bruce Tributary report.
Posted on July 8th, 2009[singlepic id=109 w=320 h=240 float=]
Wayne Sheridan reports on fishing the Ontario Grey-Bruce tributaries.
LOST: the lazy crazy days of summer, 2009, if found, please send to southern Ontario. Cool weather has settled across southern Ontario again. The only good thing, is that trout fishing has been very good. Normally trout fishing decreases in the rivers as the tempertures rise over 18C, but htis year the ruiver tempertures have remained cool and higher than normal levels.
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River Flow Rates: moderate
Saugeen River (Durham) up at 1.23M, Saugeen River (Walkerton) up at 9.45M, Saugeen River (Port Elgin) up at 7.5M, Sauble River (Sauble Falls) up at 0.85M, Sydenham River (Owen Sound) up at 4.8M, Maitland River (aboveWingham) up at 9.8M, French River at Woseley Bay 183.3M, Credit River at Streetsville up at 4.3M, Credit River at Orangeville steady at 11.1, Grand River (Doon), steady at 4.1M (below Shand dam) steady at 1.6M.
Prime Fishing Times: Saturday July 4th, 2009: 3:15am to 5:32am (moon overhead), 3:41pm to 5:27m (moon underneath). Low moon on Sunday July 5th
Great Lakes: Lake Superior, 30-40ft, Lake Michigan 50-90ft, Lake Ontario 100-150ft, Lake Huron 90-150ft, Lake Erie 50ft. Best baits; spoons: body baits, cracked ice and monkey puke
Fly Fishing: Grey Fox, Sulphur Dun, Green Drake, Hex, and various caddis
Saugeen conditions: moderate, tea colored water, 17C, and visibility Saugeen River, 6ft. look to riffles and runs.
For more info., you can contact Wayne at, brntrout@golden.net Or you can visit Wayne at http://www.canadianangling.com .
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