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Personal slights, insults and provocations are definite no-no's on the forum. The 'Terms of Service' and rules are at www.algonquinadventures.com/NewForumUse.htm
On the old forum, some people got dropped from the 'access-group' because of their intentional 'agro-tactics'. This new forum allows for simple blocking of users. I don't want the forum to degenerate into the sniping-war it was a few years ago.
Those of you who have started cranking-up the 'agro-tactics' know who you are. You are warned.
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Just had a helpful exchange of PM's. As a result, I'm asking that instead of stoking-up the forum temperature, when a posting seems offensive, forum participants consider sending a PM to the 'offender' or to me. Hopefully, that way issues can be dealt with behind the scenes and not out in the open, messing-up the forum. Thanks for everyone's help on this!
And, should have caught the 'outside-of-Algonquin' instances when they started. They dilute the 'Algonquin-content'. I'm requesting that from now on we limit our postings to Algonquin fish. Otherwise, I'll have to do some heavy-handed deletions through the thread.
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My best ever fishing day (time) for speckled trout in Algonquin Park was actually in May on a river real close to a lake. My wife and I literally caught and released close to 30 specks in the 1-2 lb. range in about 30 minutes We eventually just QUIT as the fishing was TOO EASY. I have never had a fishing time like this again in the GREATEST PARK IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD.
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Most of my best fish have come from driving into White Partridge Lake and ice fishing. It's so peaceful, there is never anybody else around.
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Come on dude, we all know ice fishing is illegal in the park !
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Had the pleasure of getting my PB specifically on my 6 ft 4 weight cane a couple of weeks ago in the park. A 16 incher but a crappy pic. (Was at lake Nipigon last week and got my all tackle PB of 21.5 inches)


Last edited by Was Hardcore (6/14/2017 9:14 am)
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Lenny wrote:
Most of my best fish have come from driving into White Partridge Lake and ice fishing. It's so peaceful, there is never anybody else around.
I hope you're joking.