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Dang...a 9lb 12oz lawyer. Congrats to you and your wife, Kirk. You can have tomorrow off.

It took a long time. Glad they at least have a trail now.

Nice big fish there Matt. Congrats to your bud too. Thanks for posting.

Thanks Ron.

WTG Matt. Yeah, a lot of us could learn much from Lew. Glad you both had a good day.

Looks like a baby whale shark.

Thanks for the report, Stan. You certainly picked the right guy to put your friend onto his first walleye. Sounds and looks like you had a wonderful day.

Scroll down the page and select the diagram for EDT.

Way to go Squid and Lew. A great day for sure. Great pics too. Now you know that Eddy wasn't holding out on you...he was just testin'.

Thanks Connie. It kinda puts things into perspective for me.

Have a great day, Mike.

Love the pics Dan but dang that looks painful for poor Sarah.

A very good friend in West Virginia took these on the weekend. She's a good photographer and given the conditions, did a great job. The first is the man himself with his boys. Then a great shot with Merle Haggard. Last is a pic with the great Ray Price.

Some beautiful fish there. Thanks for sharing that.

OK, where are those great weekend reports that brighten up the sombre life of this shut-in every Monday morning? And while you're at it, where the heck is Tom (TJSA). He hasn't been online in over a month. Hope all is well with him.

Great stuff Joey and Paul. Glad you got out on such a fine day. That fish gunna be din din?

A great in-depth report, Johnny. You certainly work at it. If there's a record to be had somewhere...you deserve it. Thanks for taking the time to share your day.

I think I only have room for one but anyone is welcome.

The term "invasive species' is given to a fish/animal that has yet no dollar value on the commercial or recreational market. Find a niche for them either comestible or sport (crossbow) and they'll be welcomed with open arms. Sorry, that's how I feel today. As long as someone is making money.....

*strikes PA from list of possible retirement destinations*

Yeah, you just missed it by a coupla days Richard. It's ok, I'm sure you'll be doing the Hawksbury one. Good luck out there.

Any river flowing into the bay there will hold searun brookies. Simply use light line and worm. Careful of the salmon rivers ...you can't fish there without a specific salmon permit. The harbour itself will be holding lots of mackeral at this time of the year. Spinning gear and silvery spoons is the ticket. Have a great trip.

Maribeth has TWO birthdays???

Seen that before Joey. I have NO sympathy for someone stupid enough to wear that type of shoe. She just couldn't get out of the speed wobble.....

If you research the bacteria, you'll know that it couldn't have been that. At least there would have been as many dead catfish.