Carp Jumps at Humber River

Published June 13, 2009 @ 15:26 in Miscellaneous

binocularsEvery year around Thanksgiving, there's this awesome salmon run in the Humber River at Etienne Brule Park. It's just north of the Old Mill Bridge at the weir. You see hundreds and hundreds of salmon trying to swim up the weir and it's pretty fun to watch.

Today, as my son and I walked along the Humber River, we could see carp jumping by these falls. It's nothing like you see in early October with the salmon, but it somehow manages to fascinate us both.

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3 Responses to "Carp Jumps at Humber River"

Pete McPhedran
June 13, 2009 / 22:01

Ah,

Aren't those carp? They look like carp to me.

For those that don't know, I am referring to being there and not looking at the picture. I live 3 minutes form this exact photo.

--Pete

Toronto Mike
June 14, 2009 / 09:45

Pete, they could be carp. To be honest, I'm not much of a fisherman.

I know the salmon run in October, so I assumed these were salmon. But maybe they're carp?

Still fun to watch...

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