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Fishing: Fraiser river white sturgeon 20 lb laker through the ice 20 lb pike 10 lb Bass Lake sturgeon Brook trout on the fly Blue Marlin Non-fishing: Get back to Thailand and make memories I actually want to remember Less then 20 minute 5k Qualify for the Boston marathon Come top 3 for my age at an obstacle race Qualify for the OCRWC Comeplete a successful muscle-up Have a kid

We'll be there August long weekend. I love it.

You'll go far in life good sir.

Depends if you want them to come back for you or not.

Wow. Maybe for the best. Let the lake recover a few years. :/

In my experience if you ask nice and offer em a $10 they'll usually let you throw canoes and kayaks in for free. Kindness can go a long way.

Green sunfish. Love em. One of the most beautiful fish in our waters.

Subban won me over last year when he did his version of the ice bucket challenge in Toronto. Worth having a watch. The guy looks like he tries to be good humoured about just about everything.

Little bit of a trip but when I worked up there I loved Bluffy Lake in Ear Falls. If Keith and his wife are still running the camp there, you will never meet nicer people. I think the lodge and lake were featured on a fishing show a couple of times. The walleye fishing there is unreal with some big pike as well.

Something needs to be done about that rule. It's a little rediculous.

Think I mentioned this before but years ago my uncle caught a beauty steelhead on a buttercup.

White tube X2.

I think this article was written by someone who doesn't follow hockey. There is no debate at all as to who won the trade between Montreal and Nashville. Montreal made the move to acquire Weber to win now. He was supposed to make the team better in the short term but be worse then P.K in the long term. Now, short term Nashville is in the final while Montreal had a first round exit. Its almost impossible for anything to happen that would make me say that Montreal won this trade.

I'm a fan of city fishing. Keeps people out of my real spots.

I shouldn't be sharing this but, a few decent bass (a pound or two) lots of carp, crappie the size of your palm and lots of bullhead about the same size. You won't set any records but it's a great way to spend the day if you can't get out of the city.

Still works. My buddy and I fished Aquataine last week like that.

Much as I don't like the Sens they got screwed by two former leafs. Phaneuf makes a dumb play, Kessel takes a dive on a weak call and just like that it's 2-1 Pittsburgh. I wonder if Sens fans have had 'Pheneuf' of his play yet?

Wanna do this in the winter with no WIFI? I'll pay you in letting you know where the hot spots are.

Holy cow! That looks like fun! Dug the dock out from the bottom of the lake. Re-installed the docks for the second time this year, fished for about an hour in the wrong spot. Watched the rain fall for 24 hours. Went to the Kawartha dairy (yay), slept in. Visited the girlfriends dad on Monday and beat them both at crib 2-0. Not a bad weekend but there was serious lack of fishing.

It's ok. Ottawa is 0-5 in game 7 and the home team has over a 60% win rate.

I'm actually surprised the seats weren't filled with Pens fans. I'd drive 8 hours to pay $120 to see my team in game 6 of a conference final.

So then that is on the Sens management. I'm of the impression the customer is always right, but if you have empty seats in the first round and you don't adjust your ticket prices accordingly, you are doing a terrible job at running a business. I know for regular season games at the Joe in Detroit, if there were seats left, tickets went for $30. First come, first serve. I always say 25% of something is better then 100% of nothing.

On toronto island I hear the best carp spot is the baseball diamond.

https://www.google.ca/amp/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/nhl/2017/5/23/15681458/ottawa-senators-attendance-eugene-melnyk-canadian-tire-center-sellout-game-6 Empty seats for game 6 of a conference final game? Must be the Sens playing at home!

Had a friend who swore the 5 of diamonds caught everything.