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Here is the start of the fire pit. Very tight joints on the flagstone. 1/4" or less.

Cat fish bait! HH

There isn't a limit on unknown species. If you can't ID, you shouldn't keep it.

Some work I have been doing, right beside the water, so its been torture on nice days.

Love it when the neighbour drops by with presents!!! Beer battered cod fer dinner tomorrow.

Went out fishing for only the second time this year and first time with my brother. Less then ideal conditions for top water bass but this year has been pooched anyway so there wasn’t much to be done. All of my son’s fish were caught on a black plopper and my brothers’s on a white popper.

Ya, he's at that stage where he's growing out of clothes/shoes before he even has a chance to wear them out.

Thanks for all the responses. AKRISONER I know what you mean. see them all the time to with the busch and worm containers. Usually during trout fishing there's a pile hidden under some rocks. Dave Bailey A radical approach is probably what it would take to even make a dent. even with the deposit people will still leave them around but then beandust would be able to make $12.00 instead lol

No whiskers, I would say Fallfish

Got out with the boy again this morning, he caught a nice 12.5 inches jumbo and another one about 10. Also a decent rock bass, they will be part of lunch tomorrow I might have to switch to worms for a bit to get some jumbos myself!

Thanks. Too bad it's not mine lol Just like these 2 docks. I hate the jobsites I work on lol.

I do not mind others leaving their beer cans, I will pick them up, but before I do I crush them under my foot to put them in a bag. The beer store will take them back crushed as long as they can see that it is a beer can. 12 cans is still a $1.20 in my pocket tax free.

Those beer cans weigh a lot less once they're empty, so why is it so difficult to carry them out? Here's sight that greeted me near Sudbury last weekend, and I had no bags with me: Its time for radical approaches, like a minimum $1 deposit. "BUT THAT MAKES THINGS TOO EXPENSIVE!" No, it doesn't, because you only pay it once. You buy 12 beers for (pulls figure out of butt) $24. Deposit adds $12, for a total of $36. When you return the case of empties, your $12 deposit is returned, which you then apply to your next purchase. YOU ONLY PAY IT ONCE, FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE! You could make it cripplingly expensive to not return bottles and cans, but you only pay it once. "But I broke a bottle!" Fine, collect up the pieces, and as long as you can return (reaches for butt again) 90% of it, by weight, you still get credited. We really have to get this crap under control somehow.