Jason15

Sorry to keep this up, but are talking about the paths on course that lead to the old fort etc., or the old dirt path that runs along the shore by the rock wall below the course, can't figure why anyone would be there. Tried down near the marina tonight, one fellow had a small bass, I caught someones lost lure. Didn't fight worth a damn.

The pathway that runs from the parking lot down to the golf course.

" Land owned right to the water" ......".Specialized License" .......This is the kind of B.S. that has been going on for years . As a long time resident of Niagara , I have seen dozens of spots become "special" and are now only "memory" fishing spots . I know a few good spots to fish at N.O.T.L. but they are off limits to average Joe Blow now. It seems to me we deserve to lose these spots & more to come because we don't fight to keep them . It also seems we fishermen have morphed into "special" groups where they are only concerned with their style of fishing and the others can fight for their own cause . I liked fishing some places at the lower river from shore , catching lots of perch & bass & the odd pike , all on minnows . I hope we will not have to buy a special license to fish special places in St.Kitts in the future days ahead .........

Ya it seems strange to need an extra liscence just to fish in a river. Hope this doesnt happen locally.

It wasn't the golf course ppl it was the people patrolling the pathway.

So i went on sunday to try the area i had highlited and was told i wasnt allowed to fish there... there were no signs but it was really busy and some sort of golf tournament was going on so i left and tried to find another spot but had no luck further upand it looked like a fairly large stom was coming in. I ended up going to Charles Daley and got skunked...

cool hopefully i have some luck this weekend. I'm going to try worm tubes and drop shotting.

I'm pretty sure it was slower their it's pretty close to where it meets lake Ontario

Thanks guys i'll give it a try one problem i will run into is i only have one rod so i may end up switching rigs every so often

I'm looking to catch anything. From most of my experience when i was younger it was just creek and the odd river I fished so the odd perch, cat fish, blue gill, sun fish, smaller bass was the normal catch for me. I want to catch more agressive fish so hopefully I can get some there

Thanks so i guess i should float it. i was thinking of trying in the red section

Ok thanks I may try it for a bit if I don't get much I may move up river I usually use worms with no float so see how that goes

I was thinking about going down to NOTL to fish the Niagara river just across from Fort George. Does anyone know if the is a descent spot? last time I was there I saw some people fishing but didn't see them catch anything.