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Congrats Sydney! Way to go! You're going to end up being a champion fisher lady. You might want to give your dad a tip though to help out with his fish catching. Tell him to use much lighter nail polish for those overcast days. Thanks for posting!

A super article you have in the May issue of Sentier Chasse Peche. Congrats on that. And BTW, your French is improving immensely.

The kid was nervous, biggest fish of his life. If it was in season, it was a legal catch. I have no problem with that. Nicer to see them released but congrats to him on the great catch.

Good find Ranger, thanks.

Thanks for the heads up David but I assume that if it's the law and currently in the books as such there shouldn't be any great problem unless someone is knowingly breaking the law.

Yes Victor you can fill your lower unit using that bottle however it will be a little messier and you might lose some to the driveway so put something under the lower unit as you fill.The pumps are nice though cause they thread right into the lower vent and you lose less fluid. They cost next to nothing and are worth it. It's always handy to have a couple of new O-rings handy when you change that oil too.

Give me the make and serial number, I'll get you the manual.

Hands free is now mandatory here in Quebec now Stan but I don't know anyone who has the custom jobs.

Happy Birthday William. Have a great one.

Have you got access to the under dash? A pic of the entire console along with the model number of the RAM unit would help too.

No Wayne but you can troll BACK!

Yes, buy your license at CTC, most sporting goods, some convenience stores and most outfitters and lodges. As far as I know, not online yet. ps. Wayne, most CTC stores have very large parking areas for you to land safely but try to stay between the white lines

That really IS a spectacular fish. Congrats to you. I agree with you Lew but I don't feel so bad because no one has even spelled the man's name correctly on this thread so, they might not be talking about Darryl. Again, congrats on the beauty fish!

Hope your day continues as well as it started Brian! And you have yourself a whole bunch more of those! You're looking pretty svelte there lately too with the new aerodynamic bod and all... you keep it up....as it were....

I've also found that they dry much more quickly if you use Minute Rice.

I've also heard of a dude in Boucherville who uses live lobsters as muskie bait.

This was the hot bait on the Larry last year.

Would someone please be kind enough to take pics tonight for the poor folks who are too far away to attend?? I haven't seen any pics of the last night's nor of the night before. Thanks and I know you'll all have a great time.

It kinda sounds like a place to stay away from.Or maybe a place for everybody to show up at to kinda set the pace for other less enlightened anglers.

So, no MNR presence there at all or is it a way of life there?

You did good, Mistaredone. I hope you have a great many years with your boat.

You seem to run into a lot of that stuff. Maybe the MNR should be following you around.

Did you ask him if the box in the truck was a livewell? You coulda nailed ol' Ricky fer dat yanno! Great pic Wayne....I'm sure you'll find a use for it in the not too distant future.

HEY!!!! Virginia twins! How the heck are ya? I got advance copies of the Cuban trip pics but I'm sure he'll post some up for you guys. Just give him a little time to photoshop some clothes on the pics. Shouldn't be too long.

Your understanding and the regulations are two different things. For any powered boat under 19'8", this is what you need. 1 approved and properly sized lifejacket (yellow, red or orange) or PFD (personal floatation device) for each person on board 15 m (50') buoyant heaving line 1 manual propelling device [oar] OR anchor with 15 m (50') of cable, rope or chain 1 bailer OR manual pump with enough hose to pump water overboard [Not required for multi-hull vessel that has subdivided multiple-sealed hull construction.] 1 Class 5BC fire extinguisher if vessel has inboard engine OR a fixed fuel tank OR fuel-burning heater, stove, or refrigerator. 1 watertight flashlight OR 3 flares* of Type A, B or C Sound signalling device (horn) Navigation lights must comply with Collision Regulations [Not required unless operated at night or in restricted visibility.] It should also be noted that an anchor with the required length of rope/cable/chain is a far better propelling device than an oar.