Roy

I have both Garmin and Lowrance and my non-scientific rule of thumb for the time being is, Garmin for land and Lowrance for water.

The numbskull in question is even stupider than most stories make him out to be. He will be in court tomorrow facing two charges. One of possessing more than his limit of fish (specs) and another charge of obstruction of justice. He was fishing with family not far from his home when an auxiliary CO caught him with more fish than was the legal limit. As if that wasn't bad enough, he threw the fish (evidence) overboard. The CO dove into the water and recuperated the ill gotten gains. (Yes folks, this guy needs a medal). So what we have now is this fool facing two charges tomorrow...both of which carry a fine of $100,000.00 (EACH). There are some other mildly interesting hooks to the story as well. BTW, a good friend that I spoke to this afternoon wondered out loud what this organization will have to boast about during their stint at the outdoor show. As the stomach turns......

Terry, when my Bud Highdrifter gets riled, he switches languages so as not to blow our bad word filter :-)

Congrats to you Pete.....excellent!

Glad it's looking up, Jon. I hope you guys are a little warmer SOON!

The numbskull in question turned in his resignation this afternoon. Solopaddler is correct in that yes, there is that 'keep your limit' mentality in the nether regions of the Province. However, I must add that the MNR here do a very good job of nailing poachers. Calls to the MNR hotline here are generally answered (officers get to the site of the infraction) within an hour of the call. Another thing to bear in mind is that the Quebec Wildlife Federation is NOT the MNR. I'm keeping a very close eye on the story.

They calling you "Black" ones, Gerritt?

There's more info for the JB's Fishing Depot Bass Talk here: http://www.ofncommunity.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=14892

Aside from using dark or bright jig heads, I don't worry too much about colour at all. To me, the size (weight) of the jig is more important. I'm partial to hair jigs and use those almost exclusively....I'll sometimes tip them with worm, minnow or leech if the fishing is slow. The really important thing to me is the presentation...VERTICAL, VERTICAL, VERTICAL keeping control of the bait on the drop.

It encores tomorrow at 8PM.....so they say.

This member has all the info on Quinte also. http://www.carraoutdoors.com/

Not legal Bubba. Busy are ya? I guess you're doing research now eh?

What do y'all think of this? http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article....RTICLE_ID=55288

Truer words are seldom spoken....Hang in there CharlieD UMMMM Elvis, eh? Fits behind a console eh?

*sticks fingers down throat* Cleanup on aisle 4......

Just be happy you're not working for HeadHunter. He'd be visualizing you walkin' off a cliff about now.

I don't use those baits much but last season I started using the 10" Storm Kickin' Minnow in perch pattern and let me tell you, it is super on the pike around here.

Beer will never freeze at -4C.

Art's on the other side of the camera, Moe.

Sounds like a good show though. BTW, in that clip, the shot with the payphone off the hook was taken in Quebec. If you turn up the volume you can just hear the Walmart employee saying "for service in French, press 9. Your call is important to us."

Beautiful, just beautiful. Thanks for the report.

With cod tongues, $35.00 I agree Lew. Not much you can do when you get caught in something like that. Just hope for an exit I guess. Like you say, hope the final tally will only bring minor injuries.

Thanks Bud. http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_18751.aspx

Betcha the panfish was none too impressed either.

Can't get anything past you Camill...Memphremagog ouananiche opener. (landlocked salmon)