fishnpro

Looks like YOU have some massive issues.......

OK, first off if you have nothing positive to add why do you even bother posting or looking at the post all together. The guy is obviously just trying to get an honest opinion because he just doesn't wanna make the same mistake I MADE!!! Blew 16 G's!! on a boat after looking at it twice....after i REPLACED: the motor, the steering, the trim, and the trolling motor.....the thing runs great......$35000 later...... Darryl, you know who this is.....buddy take my advice.......BUY A NEW BOAT!!!!!!......warranties and boats are a blessing...don't make the same mistake i did.......even if you throw $20 G's on a new boat worth twice that, it'll be loaded to the T * * 's and covered by warranty.....give me a call when you get in and we`ll go look at a few if you want......talk to you soon bud.

Gagnons in oshawa always have a few on the shelf

If you wanna save your self some money by not loosing floats in trees and crap I would suggest you either go with 10lb ande or 10lb suffix tritanium. Both line are very smooth and easy to cast, the only problem I find with the ande is you have to change it every could months if you side cast.

Darryl dont bother with any of these chooches.......all people know how to do on this site is talk trash and when you say something back they just kick you off because they have nothin better to do with their sad lives. Cant wait to get out to the sand bar on that bad boy!

Lol thanks for the help guys. I ended up letting them sit in warm water for a bit and they softened up a little. Gonna try them out tomorrow and see if they work.

Hey guys, I have a lot of loose roe that I froze just under a month ago. When I took it out today the eggs are a clear yellow and it takes a lot of pressure to break one. Also they barely even smell at all. I have never had this happen to me and I have been steelheading many years now. Has anyone else ever had this problem? What can I do to soften it up a little? any info you guys can give me will help me out. thanks -Fishnpro

Iv been using the spro frogs all summer long and have had great success. Been using them for 2 years now and I find a lot of anglers seem to work their frogs very fast. I found if you just slow it down a little your hook up percentage will increase greatly. Was out last weekend at one of my favorite lakes and my brother andf I hit almost all our fish on frogs. We caught not only quantity but a lot of quality fish to.

Hey guys, I was in Port hope Saturday night and I dropped my phone right where the parking is for the yacht club. The phone is a black Motorola Razor. If anyone here lives down that way or if your heading down that way and you spot it can you please let me know. Thanks guys, any info would be appreciated. -Fishnpro

You take that back right now mister!

Those are some nice fish man, I'm jealous right now. Just wondering how deep you are fishing? A buddy and me are going out for the first time ever tomorrow so we are just wondering where to start. We are using dipsey's and spin doctors so we just need to know how deep to run them.

The DT6 is one of the weakest rapalas I've ever used. I bought two of them and both of them broke. One broke right in half after bumping some rocks on a flat and the other one separated at the bill just like yours. I'm my honest opinion I think there are way better lure manufacturers out there.

Iv said this once and ill say it again......if they can have an all year open season in the states for bass there is no reason that we cannot have one here. As far as I am concerned this is the main reason we don't have any decent professional bass tour.

Just wondering if it is possible to raise your own minnows in a tank? has anyone ever tried this

Like Randy said the sturgeon river is full of them. We were there one year on the may long weekend and we could not keep them off our lines. They put up a hell of a fight and they taste great! -Fishnpro