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When your buddy drops you off farm fresh eggs from Wasaga and his home canned Owen Sound Salmon you make Fish Cakes. Boy oh boy, were they ever good.2 points
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ooohhh yeahhhhhh!1 point
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My fav time for musky is the month of Sept.1 point
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Home canned Owen Sound Salmon... Oh man, I cannot imagine how good it is!1 point
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I agree---one of our greatest species we have I thought so---so much that when we built I had a pond dug and stocked it with them and some bows Was one of the greatest things I ever "had" Had as much fun feedin them as catchin them--but alas----predators and fluctuating water levels put me outta the game Great tho while it lasted---this was them1 point
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For me: Early season is slower. Mid season is the "quickest" action, multi fish days would be the norm. Late season not as many numbers but fish are heavier. So yes...go in mid season! Only thing to watch out for is the water temps. Once water gets around 80 or warmer best to lay off the fish as mortality will be much higher1 point
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Excellent thanks, will look into this one also.1 point
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A local Crappy Tire store here in Oshawa I deal with has done a work around for the few things I have needed. You go to the store garden centre with the part# for what you want. Give it to the person in the garden center and they go into the store themselves and grab it for you. Have did this twice now and haven't spent more then 5 minutes waiting for them to find my stuff and bring it to me.1 point
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PM sent.1 point
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Muskoka born and raised. I don't know a lot of people that go out for muskie, but those that do want to target them close to home usually go on Kashe.1 point
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She’s home !!!! Lots of studying to do with regards to the electronics and Trolling motor loL gotta fab up a duck blind over the summer and it’s good to go ! again thanks for the tiller tips !1 point
