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« on: June 28, 2008, 09:17:15 PM »

Wow I found 2 cool fishing sites in one day, this one and the fly in fishing site a visited earlier.

It looks like www.canadaflyinfishingreview.com needs more people to post in their forum but their website has lots of useful information I needed to help me get ready for my fly in fishing trip to northern Canada.

I'm going to go back there and ask some questions about how the biting insects are up there this time of year. Anybody here know?

Thanks for helping if you can.
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« Reply #1 on: July 01, 2008, 05:24:08 PM »

Black Flies become a major problem in late June and August. Mosquitos are a serious pest throughout the arctic, but are a major problem near the tree line, day and night and in all weather conditions.
Black Flies are a major problem in most of forested Canada from early May until mid-June. Further north in the boreal forest they may be present in all of June and July. Mosquitos of different varieties may be a serious pest in most of Canada from early spring until early fall, especially near marshes.
Lake of the Woods Black flies generally a problem from late May to July. Mosquitos a problem most of the summer, although by late August the dragonflies and bats have eaten in the numbers. The serious problem is in the woods, in the open or on the water "not bad" Deer flies and nitng midges not a problem. Another difficulty is the army worms that become extremely numerous on a ten year cycle, with a three year serious period. Last year was worst, this year should be better and they should largely be gone for a few years.

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« Reply #2 on: July 10, 2008, 08:55:54 AM »

Hey thanks a lot dete49  that was some verry useful information.

I didn't know black flies came back in August. I thought they were a 2-4 week dilemma that went away for the year.

I was talking to this old guy who told me he went fishing in northern Canada in July. He said the mosquitos were so thick they had to scrape the mosquitos off their food after they cooked it..

It sounds to me like early walleye season is the time to go.

Thanks again,

waders
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