Donnie

The new SYNC in Ford's is crazy cool. Every vehicle I drive without it seems like its out of the Flintstones. Maybe I'm just a techie at heart but to me it's the cats meow.

By the letter of the law, you are allowed up to 44 pounds of fish (20KG) per person. There is NO requirement for keeping skin/heads attached per CANADIAN import rules. But the laws of the US apply up to the point you cross the border. For example, if the NY fish law states that you must keep the patch of skin or head on, than you better keep it on. Second, short of a receipt (which you wouldn't have if you caught them), you *could* be asked to show proof of your State fishing permit. This may not be obvious to everyone, but some clever people thought a good way to avoid paying tax on fish purchased from a supermarket/store is to simply unwrap the fish and claim they caught it. I'll be honest, that did work for many years. edit: here's the import limit page: http://www.beaware.g...rirape.shtml#a1

Good on ya for the rescue. She's a great looking dog.

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Float or spinning?

Nice Shun! So what'd you do with the fillets?

Oh dude i needed a good laugh today. That was hilarious!

Anyone got any links to good write-ups on reading (and adjusting to) specific water conditions? In the last year I've spent a lot of time just throwing lures and bait in the water without really considering what might work best in a given situation. Umm like I learned this year that if the water is murky, try bigger beads, for example. But there's got to be some good comprehensive articles out there. thx

I'm in awe when I see fish like this. Practically rivals tropical fish.

MNR's VHS Page. Some good info there. Also, this fact sheet. MNR VHS Fact Sheet for Anglers