Come Fishing in Scarborough: Visiting Bluffers Park in 2023
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Today two man Fishing at Bluffer Park Bluffers park, fishing area, Scarborough,
Toronto Canada Toronto is a city with so much to see and do, and Bluffers Park is one of the best places to enjoy it.
In this video, we'll show you how to find Bluffers Park and explore the beautiful park, including the fishing area and beach.
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We're also taking a look at Lake Ontario - Scarborough, and the beautiful Toronto skyline. Finally, we're walking the trail at Bluffer's Park Park, and discovering all the amazing things this park has to offer.
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00:00 Introduction
00:41 visiting Bluffer's Park Beach
01:41 Bluffer's Park Beach 4K
02:41 Bluffer's Park Beach 8K
03:41 bluffer's park beach Scarborough
04:41 beach in Scarborough Toronto
05:41 Lake Ontario
06:41 Bluffer's Park Marina
07:24 Watch the first season of Bluffer's Park online
08:41 Scarborough Bluffs Trail
08:58 Bluffer’s Park Beach, Toronto
10:06 Scarborough bluffs fishing tour
Awesome fishing 🎣
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the fishing in Scarborough at Bluffers Park. It's such a beautiful spot!
Good sharing! Thank you
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful.
bro why are you taking a bunch of little dinks and babies out of the pond? If everyone did that there would be no fish left. those fish are filled with toxins anyways.
Northern Sunfish , non endangered
Adult length 13 cms on average.
@@kentbrockman8837 Totally missing the point. Larger, less common fish feed on those smaller ones.
Ok, troll. To make a point you have to make the point in the first instance and not pretend to have made a point to be missed.
@@kentbrockman8837 Morons like you are why all the lakes and rivers around the city are impossible to fish without going all out with live bait. Go back to your home country and fish your own lakes dry. There's literally no reason to be taking any fish out of bluffers park ponds. It's absurd. You probably don't even have a fishing license.
@@kentbrockman8837just because its not endangered doesnt mean anything, the other guy is saying that taking too many out of one body of water will significantly decrease the amount of fish in that body of water, not that the entire species will go extinct