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A great video David, thank you.

Fantastic report! Great pictures too! You're making me sick, Ben.

Ha! And Lew, that purchase was another "Lew" recommendation which I again thank you for.

We may not agree on many things but I agree with Aniceguy's thinkology (<----Bushism) here.

Good find Bucktail. The 6600 C5 Mag x is the best Abu reel I own. I don't know how much they are but if they are in decent condition, snap them up.

Ok Snowfari, where is Mike and what have you done with him?

Welcome aboard WhiskyWizard. You hit paydirt by meeting a couple of our best members.....it's all downhill from here.

Look up the Great Lakes water levels at the present time and they are in very good shape. I don't think there'll be any drastic changes from years past.

He hasn't been online since the 17th at 12:40AM. Might be having trouble hauling all the fish back.

Keep the Thermarest. Find someone who buys table wine in those 4l casks. The bladders in those casks, once empty, weigh about the same as a ziploc bag of comparable size. Get the number of those that you need...probably no more than 2 or 3. Just hold the spout open to inflate them to the hardness you want and use them wherever. To pack out, just lean on them holding the valve open. They work great and will hold several hundred pounds each without breaking. They're light, compact and free. Best of all, they work.

Here's a news flash! All that info is found HERE!

Snow removal for the island of Montreal alone is $145,000,000.00 per year. Tally up all of the towns, cities, villages and roads in Canada and you'll arrive at a number that's still a tiny fraction of what winter costs.

Fantastic report! Big fat fish too! They don't stink at all. People are just not used to catching them is all. They're actually a very clean fish. And forget this lobster recipe crap...put anything in garlic butter and it'll "taste" like lobster. Even snails AKA escargots have the same culinary attributes as rubber bands...but in garlic butter they're great eh? You don't need to smother ling in Captain One Arm's magic hot sauce to make it taste good. Trust me on this one.

I think a lot of members here will be on the West Arm of Nipissing that weekend.

Great clip, my friend Jacques. Actually it was produced by Leechman Leechman & Schlitz, the Gatineau Hebrews.

A great report Aaron and certainly a welcome one today. Man that's a nice looking doré for sure. I'm sure that all three of you will remember the adventure fondly for years. Thanks for taking the time to post it, Bud.

Good stuff! Some nice fish there. Hope you have a big family.

That's a super weekend for you Nick. Congrats to you and Mel.

A nice dark laker there Gino, congrats. Sounds like a good weekend to me.

We've been had.

Yellow black are not "cordual", they are cardinal buoys indicating cardinal point directions.

So let me get this straight Dave, you've been fishing for 50 years and you still have major problems with casting with a spinning reel? This is not a slight but I'm really thinking that either you're pulling our collective legs or we have to get the community together to buy you the biggest and best endurance/tolerance trophy we can afford.

Sorry, thought it was important as you'd listed it first.

I'd like to know what line you're using with a walk the dog bait. You'll have a lot more trouble if you're using fluorocarbon or braid especially when first starting out. Use a heavy mono line 12lb +

Yes, or he's putting his line on backwards.