FISH PHOTOS
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Three-year-old Owen of Dresden, Ontario, caught this 22.2-pound carp in
May 2008 at the annual Shetland fishing derby on the Sydenham river. The
fish was a new derby record and the largest caught in the 30-plus years
the derby has ran. His dad says that when people ask Owen how big the fish
he caught was, he reaches as far as his little arms can reach and its not
just a fish story, its the truth. More amazing still, he caught the monster
carp using his Superman fishing rod.
10-year-old Stevan caught this impressive 40-inch northern pike on Lake Manitou, which is on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. He was fishing with his grandfather, mother and sister when he hooked into the toothy critter. His grandmother, Paula, says Stevan's now determined to catch only big fish. "No more small stuff for him," she says. Congratulations on the catch, Stevan and we wish you all the best in your quest for more lunkers and monsters.
Devin Kessel caught this 16-pound 6 1/2-ounce, 41-inch northern pike on Echo Lake, Saskatchewan, a few days after his 6th birthday. It was his first fish ever! He reeled it in with the help of his dad, using his Incredible Hulk fishing rod and reel. Talk about a great birthday gift. Way to go, Devin. Here's to all the many more birthdays and fish to come.
Two-year old Brandon shows off his first fish. His grandfather Merrill says he and his younger brother, Cole, are both avid "fisherboys." Nice catch, Brandon.
Megan caught this pike, her first ever, on Kashe Lake in Gravenhurst, Ontario. It weighed nine pounds and measured 33 inches long. Her fishing buddy Sarah netted the beast. Sarah is also an avid pike fisher with three pike to her name. The girls caught the toothy trolling a six-inch double jointed orange Rapala.
Thirteen year old Erik caught this monster 15+ pound pike while fishing from a paddleboat. Needless to say, when he hooked it, he went for a ride without even paddling. Erik's catch is proof that you don't need to be an expert fisherman to catch the big one, says his father.
Six-year-old Connor and his seven-year-old cousin Hailey caught these fine bass near their grandparent's house on Kasawakamak Lake. Way to go, fishing cousins.
This is a picture of Derrick fishing at the lower 60
lunenburg county nova scotia. Derrick is 5 yrs old and
caught this nice 15 inch 1.25lb brook trout this spring.
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 Four-year-old
Declan caught this 10-pound walleye in the same cove
and almost a year to the day that his brother Brendan caught his biggest
fish to date, an 11-pound walleye. Brendan's holding up his brother's
fish because it was almost as tall as Declan. Looks like fishing skill,
and maybe a little luck, run in the family. Way to go, guys. |
Three-year-old
Brandon loves to go fishing with his grandpa, Grant.
Here he hoists a hefty lake trout that the elder angler caught near
Combermere, Ontario. Thumbs up, Brandon.
Eight year old Brendan McDonald caught this amazing 11 pound eight ounce walleye trolling by a point on Long Lake, Saskatchewan one evening last August. "You may never see another walleye this big again in all of your years to come," his dad told him that night. Here's hoping you beat your own record Brendan.
Twins Ashley (LEFT) and Megan (RIGHT) are three years old here. This was their first time catching and reeling in walleye all by themselves. They had a blast catching these fish in Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta. It was a fun weekend.
(LEFT) 12-year-old Alex caught this crazy combo on his
last cast of the day at a very small local pond in Highland Park, Illinois.
He was reeling in the bluegill when a big bass hit the bluegill headfirst
and started breaking water working the fish down his throat. "I feel
lucky to have a fishing partner like Alex," says his dad, Kevin. (RIGHT)
Alex is also a threat on bigger water, such as Lake of the Woods,
where he caught this respectable northern pike. 
My name is James. I am 4 years old. These are pictures of me with fish I caught. One is a rainbow trout I caught with a bobber and a worm in a lake near my house. The other are lake trout that my Dad and I caught ice fishing in Ghost Reservoir.
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 My name is Matthew. I caught this 7.5-pound walleye in Crowe River near Havelock, Ontario, on July 6, 2002. |
Matthew,
7, caught this 7-1/2 pound bowfin, in Cooks Bay near Keswick, Ontario.
It was the last cast of the day during National Fishing Week and
the whole family was getting skunked. That is, until Matthew caught
this prehistoric whopper, using 10-pound test.|
Eric |
 Seven-year-old
Cooper caught this impressive walleye close to his Dad'strapline near Dryden, Ontario. His grampa, Ron, looks on happily. |
I
was seven years old when I caught this largemouth bass on Lake Scugog.
It weighed in at 6.15 pounds.
Here
are two photos of my son Ben, 8, of Chicago, Illinois. These are the fish
he caught at Ontario's Green Island Lodge. In the left picture, Ben is
showing off a nine-pound lake trout. In the right, Ben is with the seven-pound
Northern pike he caught on ultra-light spinning gear while fishing for
perch.
My
name is Jordan and I live in St. Thomas, Ontario. Two weeks ago, I caught
my first pike. I was so excited. It weighed four pounds, eight ounces
and it was almost 24 inches long. I caught it in Long Point, Ontario.
It took me almost four hours to catch this fish. I was so excited about
my catch.
Eleven-year-old
Michael of Georgina Island, Ontario, caught this trophy in July 2001.
He was 50 feet from shore, sitting on his surfboard on the south shore
of Lake Simcoe, Ontario, when he hooked the monster smallmouth bass. It
weighed in at eight pounds, two ounces. After the picture was taken, Michael
released his prize into the lake for another lucky fisherman.
My
name is Bradley and I am 11 years old. This is a photo of the first muskie
I caught. I caught this muskie in Lake Stoco in Tweed, Ontario. I was
using my dad's baitcasting reel and a white spinnerbait. My dad and I
quickly boated this muskie, took a picture and released it so that I can
catch it another year. After our fishing trip I told my dad that he needs
to buy another baitcaster because I am keeping his.
Bradley
Brantford, Ontario.
 Ranger,
from Wasaga Beach, Ontario dreams of one day going to the Bahamas
to catch a 1,000-pound blue marlin. In the meantime, he's doing his
best to catch trophy fish closer to home, like this sizable smallmouth
bass. |
 Five-year-old
Lauren Quattrociocchi of Windsor, Ontario, loves to go fishing
with her daddy. In this picture she's showing off a rock bass that
she caught. |
I
caught both of these pike with a Floating Rapala at Lac La Nonne in Alberta
last spring. I was at camp with my school. Both fish were one and a half
pounds. On both days, I caught up to 25 fish and one of them was 12 pounds.
Matt, age 15
Edmonton, Alberta.
I
am six years old. Here is a picture of me with the pike I caught in Travers
Reservoir near Calgary, Alberta, when I was five. I was fishing with my
dad and grandpa in our canoe. My dad thought I had weeds on my hook, but
I knew it was a fish. The kids at the dock couldn't believe it was my
fish. They thought it was amazing!
Bonnie
Syme
Cochrane, Alberta
Eight-year-old
Mitchell Manso (right) caught this four-and-three-quarter-pound smallmouth
on Trout Lake near North Bay, Ontario last fall. The picture on the left
is of Mitchell's brother Matthew, who is five years old.
 Here
is a picture of me and my Dad. We caught this fish on Manitoulin island.
It took us three hours to get it in. We caught it in our boat. Maxwell |
 Four-year-old
Jonathan Vandervoort ice fishing at Valens Conservation area
just outside of Cambridge, Ontario. |
