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Cool, that one is about 5", think I should tie it a bit smaller?

Nice Dave!

LOL, don't worry I'm tying them too. Here's proof Also I'll try some tubes.

Thanks, none with bead or cone heads, yet. The first double articulated one does have some dumbell eyes though.

I've been tying pike flies for the last couple weeks, they started out a little rough but they're starting to get pretty good. Any pointers? Suggestions? These last two are double articulated and each about 7" long, really fun to tie.

Still a good start, get well soon Sean!

Will's 25 pounder

Hey! Who's taller than who? Lol

LMAO! And true, I guess you would start with a plane over water.

LMAO! Jimmy needs a Morrisey call lol

Every time I see those guys I wonder, how do you get started in that sport? You couldn't just jump off a cliff and expect to live with no experience...

Don't carry a bow

LMAO!!

I think he wants the arm that holds the transducer over the hole... The pool noodle sounds like a good idea, but you need 2 holes

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEN! That's still good news, and a step in the right direction.

Very sad... Don't know what else to say

Great post! Great fish!

Lol, well thats what you are this year!

Nice! You got any lakes up there with whities? LOL

Ya, lots out there. Here's the one I have, sound works fine, can use touch and its waterproof, one drawback is that it can be tricky to take the phone out and put it in, if there was one that went in a bit easier that would be great. http://cascadedesigns.com/e-case

No reason it couldn't of been suckers, this time of year they would be moving towards Beaverton...

Good to know, do you have a pic?

Cool, didn't know there were any white crappie in simcoe...

Thanks Chris LOL. Nice catch.

Well done! Looks like a fun day