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Some really nice Kawartha fish there!

Joe, I hope Gerritt and Bernie didn't read that.

Yeah, thanks for that Charles.

Show us a picture of how it is mounted. Front view and side view.

Thanks for that Rob! I'm really impressed with the colours of those pike in the last picture. Good luck on the river.

You don't need a kicker Cliff. I'm using a 60hp 4 stroke and I troll down to 1.2mph with it.

Beauty report Simon, thanks for that. You're getting out a fair bit and use lots of minnows. I was wondering if you're buying your minnows in town or something or are you harvesting your own? Thanks again for sharing your day.

Geez Doug, I didn't know you'd been away! Glad you had a good time. Fly-in trips are just for rich folks so I can't do them but you captured some really nice specks there and had a good time doing it. Glad everything went so well. Thanks for posting that.....I imagine it was a lot of work....for you .

Good on ya for taking them out Bud. Jaden must be happy to have some friends there. Great memories for all of them.

Don't blame the "Yankees" for that Garry. That's one crippled sports news outlet. Talk to the folks, they'll tell you what's hot.

I didn't want to sway you in any way Cliff, but the largest Princecraft dealer in the world is a sponsor of this community. Marc or myself can probably get you the best price....even after you've finished haggling with them. Give it a thought. Hugs to Sue.

No rocket launchers on there Norm. Where do you put the rods???

WOW!!! Some excellent fish there Rob! Congrats to you and your brother. Thanks for taking the time to post of your adventure.

So, what does she look like?

Maybe you were banned.

HERE is something that Tim Allard wrote for us several years ago that is still valid today. Maybe it'll help a little.

Thanks Garry. Good stuff.

And if you're a smart man, enjoy the game and save the money for a treat for your wife/kids.

Thanks Billy Bob. I hadn't seen that one. Great link.

HMMMM results say 4-1 Wings. Stoty must have 4 IP addies.

Nice report Simon, thanks. There's some good eats there. For me, when all else fails, a floating jig will usually pickup a walleye or two. Many years ago, one of my favorite ways to fish was with porcupine quills. In faster water they wouldn't get carried off quite so quickly so a minnow, leech or worm could be held a foot or so above bottom. The quill served well as it offered no resistance and provided an instant visual as to what was happening with the bait. Good times. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats to you Cudz! I certainly know that it won't go to waste on you.

Well Glen, you can holler and rant all you want but I KNOW that you'd give your eye tooth for a tiller. What do you make of these Glen??? This is my favorite though....you really seem to be enjoying yourself.

Have you lost your way Glen? That's got to be the most feeble attempt at a rebuttal from you that I've ever seen.

This is the correct reason. With console boats especially, every bit of weight you can put on the port side will compensate for the weight of the console/dash and the fat, no account lazy dude sitting at the helm, starboard side. At least that was what they told me at the power and sail squadron.