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Algonquin Park Backcountry Canoe Fishing Tackle Box

Algonquin Park Backcountry Canoe Fishing Tackle Box

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My Backcountry Canoe Fishing Tackle Box, using this spring at Algonquin Park. handmade: Great quick video! Ive been able to take away so many things from watching your videos. And that really matters and makes a difference. Id like to do something in return. If youd care to share a P. O. Box I will eagerly send a dozen Holly Buggers. Flies that I tie named for my wife who bought the wrong color dye at the craft shop. Low-&-behold, a mistake worth a thousand fish. Its been my go to for 20 years. We (your viewers) cant often repay what you are worth to us. This would be my way of saying thank you. So. thank you
Date: 2020-11-30

Comments and reviews: 9


Great kit Shawn. My brother and I are headed out the first week of May as well and we'll be looking for those brookies too. I'm taking my fly rod as well - not sure if I'll bring a spinning rod. I started using dry flies last year and found that was a ton of fun so I'm looking forward to trying that out in Algonquin. Have a great trip.
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Not sure if you also tie flies Shawn but if you do I have a bunch of parrots that supply me with lots of feathers from 1/2 inch to 18 inches long of all natural colours. Not trying to sell them but if you have a need of feathers [many different colours] let me know. Keep the vids coming! Ta.
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you can make the larger lures fit into the smaller tackle box you have by snipping out part of the walls perpendicular to the rest of them, removing that little square which will then form a horizontal space in which the longer lures will fit across the others.
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Nice kit, great info. I'd love to see a video about casting, reeling/jigging, etc. techniques. We've been backcountry tripping in Algonquin for a few years, but we're not very successful. We use similar lures to what you have, so we must be doing something wrong. Thanks.
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Very helpful video.
The orange raps at the end, are they floating? I was on a trip in Eastern Ontario, not thing was biting, then my buddy tried one of the floating orange raps, and it was fish on!
I'll be waiting for your trip video. Have fun and be safe. :)

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Thanks for the info. Hope to cross paths with you in a few weeks. I've never been in the park that early, but planning to go with my son for a few days. We'll keep an eye on the forecast.
Looking forward to your upcoming video. Enjoy your trip.

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Good luck. Looking forward to your videos. I totally mapped out your three day Killarney trip. Planning to do it in middle of September. Any advice you can give me on the late-season there? Thanks for sharing you knowledge.
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Thanx for the good info Shawn. I have also had good success with plastic jigs especially on lake trout. have a good trip. we are going 1st week of may to pen lake area
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Hey Shawn, I was thinking, with those x-raps, you could probably get one of those travel toothbrush holders and slip one or two of them in there!
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