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Bob Tatarsky

Member since June 2017 Toronto, Canada
Antecedentes
"Tenemos la mejor pesca de salmón en Canadá justo a las puertas de la Ciudad de Toronto." El Capitán Bob Tatarsky creció con una caña en la mano, pescando con sus amigos. Se mudó a Ontario en 1980 y ha estado pescando en todos los lagos de la provincia desde entonces, prestando especial atención al Lago Ontario. Durante los últimos 4 años, ha estado guiando a clientes en emocionantes excursiones de pesca en el Lago Ontario y otras aguas dulces de la zona. ¡Una de sus capturas más memorables fue un Esturión de 40 libras, que luchó contra él durante media hora!
Técnicas
Los cucharillas de curricán, moscas y cebo natural son las mejores técnicas para capturar salmones de tamaño trofeo.

Hola, soy el Capitán Bob Tatarsky

Toronto, Canadá
Antecedentes
"Tenemos la mejor pesca de salmón en Canadá justo a las puertas de la Ciudad de Toronto." El Capitán Bob Tatarsky creció con una caña en la mano, pescando con sus amigos. Se mudó a Ontario en 1980 y ha estado pescando en todos los lagos de la provincia desde entonces, prestando especial atención al Lago Ontario. Durante los últimos 4 años, ha estado guiando a clientes en emocionantes excursiones de pesca en el Lago Ontario y otras aguas dulces de la zona. ¡Una de sus capturas más memorables fue un Esturión de 40 libras, que luchó contra él durante media hora!
Técnicas
Los cucharillas de curricán, moscas y cebo natural son las mejores técnicas para capturar salmones de tamaño trofeo.

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Special Rules for Taking Trout and Salmo
Special Rules for Taking Trout and Salmo
Jun 27, 2021 Toronto
A moderate steady retrieve will give the fish time to adjust to changes in water pressure. Trout and salmon caught in many cold water lakes are caught in very deep water. Bringing them to the surface is particularly stressful because the fish experiences a substantial reduction in water pressure. At 100 feet deep the pressure per inch is four times greater than at the surface. In this situation it is important not to "horse in" the fish but to bring it to the surface slowly but steadily. Fish brought up from deep water may need "burping." Burping is a method of expelling excess air from the fish's swim bladder. The drop in pressure causes the swim bladder to expand, increasing the fish's buoyancy and causing it to float belly up. Left in this condition, many fish die as a result of the surface water's warm temperatures or attacks by predators. But in trout and salmon, the swim bladder is connected to the esophagus, making it possible to squeeze excess air out. To do so, hold the fish gently on its side and gently, but firmly, squeeze the belly from the vent toward the head. You will be able to hear the burp as air is expelled from the bladder. Do not squeeze the head and gill area, as that could damage vital organs. Stimulate the fish to dive deeply. Once burped, the fish should be able to dive down to the deep cold water. But it may require further assistance. Two methods have proved useful in stimulating fish to dive. One is to vigorously thrust the fish, head first, into the water. The slap of the water, and the plunge downward usually stimulates the fish to swim down. Another technique is the "release when recovered" method. Hold the fish gently at the middle of its body with its head pointed downward at a 45 degree angle. In that position a gentle side-to-side motion (or slow speed of the boat if trolling) can be used to move water into the mouth and over the gills. As the fish recovers, it will begin to kick, and slide out of your hand. When its tail passes through your hand, give the tail a quick squeeze. This seems to stimulate the fish's swimming action, causing to dive with more vigor. Remember, the idea is not to catch the tail, but to compress it as it slides through your hand. When is burping and additional handling needed? Let the fish tell you that. Start by handling the fish as little as possible, i.e., flip it off the hook with needle-nosed pliers. If it is able to recover and returns to the depths, you have avoid a lot of handling. If it is unable to dive, the head first plunge may be enough or burping and the "release when recovered" technique may be required. Based on fisherman observations landlocked salmon taken from 30 feet deep can be flipped off the hook will do fine. Salmon from 60 feet deep may need some help to recover. Lake trout seem to be more sensitive than salmon. A lake trout brought up from 60 feet will probably need to be burped and given some help to dive back to deep water.
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VERIFICADO   NUEVO  5 Hour Trip - Salmon Fishing (AM) el Junio 25, 2026
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Bob is awesome, highly recommend!!!

VERIFICADO   5 Hour Trip - Weekend PM el Mayo 17, 2026
Despite not catching a fish, I had a great time. As a hunter and lifelong fisherman, I know that every trip brings the chance...
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I’d do it again!

VERIFICADO   5 Hour Trip - Weekend AM el Mayo 16, 2026
My son is a fishing fanatic, so when we were planning a trip from Nova Scotia to Toronto, we knew fishing would be on the list!...
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Fantastic Experience

VERIFICADO   5 Hour Trip - Weekend AM el Mayo 2, 2026
I booked this fishing trip as a gift for my husband, and it turned out even better than I expected! Despite the cold...
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Great fishing trip with a great captain

VERIFICADO   NUEVO  4 Hour Weekend Salmon Night PM el Mayo 31, 2026
We had a wonderful fishing trip and really enjoyed the whole experience. Everything was well organized, and the atmosphere...
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