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BabyHerc

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  1. World class fisheries at both ends of Lake Ontario (St Larry and Viagra), so anything's possible. Man, that would be SOOOOOO cool. A musky shot with the CN Tower in the background.
  2. Ahhhhh, Montreal, where the men are men, and so are the women, uh?
  3. OK, so you're drifting. Get a minimum 10 foot rod, up to 13 feet. Beyond 13' can get a little hard to control, especially if you're fishing some of the overgrown, tight sections of Lake Ontario tribs. If you're gonna be fishing big water like the Saugeen or the Grand, don't be afraid to push up to 15 feet in length. Bass Pro makes a nice entry level, called the Browning Six Rivers. Mitchell and Shakespeare also make good entry level rods for less than $80. If you want to get something a little more prestigious, St. Croix, Okuma, and Raven are all good as well, but you're looking at high 100's to low 200's for these rods.
  4. I've seen salmon, so I guess steelies are possible. Wouldn't put money on it though.
  5. AHHAHAHAHHAH, Thanks Terry! Hey Roger, you guessed it! Not a lot of pressure there, and stocked, too. We should give it a go sometime! lol
  6. Hey Terry, can you hook me up with a bigger fish? I'm thinking, 9 lb bass? Thanks... LOL, jokin
  7. I think post counts do more harm than good. Low posters are brushed off, high posters are hailed as royalty. Both have good and bad advice at one time or another. Can I have a permanent one-post count?
  8. Pretty darn cool
  9. Hey, did you tie that jig yourself with the stuff you bought from Bass Pro?
  10. For medium to large salmon, an 8 foot to 10 foot medium-heavy or heavy power rod with a moderately-fast action (or taper). This rod should be rated for 12-20 lb test, and 1/4-1 oz lures. This rod will be good for throwing spoons and plugs at piers, river mouths, and the lower reaches of rivers. It can also be used in up-river stretches, but you may find that it's a bit too short in some instances. For trout, go with a 10'6 to 15' rod, with a slow to moderate action, and rated for 1/8-3/8 oz and 4-8 lb line. This trout-rod can be used for smaller salmon, and, with a line upgrade to 10 or 12 lb test, can be used to land mid-sized salmon as well.
  11. Gotta love them Arizona trout. Good job!
  12. Happy Barday, guys!
  13. Gotta agree with Express168 on this one: Gone Fishing with Joe Pesci and Danny Glover.
  14. I think it worked.
  15. Me + My Bro (a few dozen beers + matrix movies) = in a Pizza Pizza, no less. And THAT'S why I drink tea now!
  16. I may be alone on this one but I like the new OFC MUUUUUUUUCH better. Those Jones's, always tryin' to one-up us... I'll show them *clenched fist*.
  17. All of the Above! Possibly no fish where you were fishing, hence no takers. Give it a go today, tomorrow, and the next few days; this rain should bring in a few fresh fish, ready to hit whatever you throw at 'em.
  18. I would like the Flogs and the email address.
  19. On the old board, I was able to check my profile for threads that I made a post on, making it easy to check for responses. In My Controls, I can only see the threads that I looked at today, not ones that I posted on yesterday, etc. How do I keep track? Thanks. Oops, this should be in the Help Area. Sorry guys.
  20. Good to have ya!
  21. Ok, I should be banned from OFC, cuz I didn't fish a single Kawartha Lake this year... I've lost all respect for myself.
  22. Welcome, Rippinlips! Soooo, tell us about yourself; fav species, personal bests, and what not.
  23. LOL, thx Roger... I think.
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