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WOW! A beauty for sure, Lew! Hope you and Diane are having a great time up there. Enjoy!

A perch skeleton would look good in there.

WOW! Craig, you are a gifted artisan sir! What a beautiful boat. Forget boat rash on the rods...I'd be worried about rod rash on the boat. Thank you so much for posting this, Frankie.

For those of you who are interested. Licences for Provincial Boundary Waters Ontario-Quebec Boundary Anglers may fish in the following waters with either an Ontario Resident Fishing Licence or a Quebec Resident Fishing Licence. • Clarice Lake(48°20’N.,79°32’W.). • LabyrinthLake(48°14’N.,79°31’W.). • RavenLake(48°03’N.,79°33’W.). • LakeTimiskaming(47°20’N.,79°30’W.). • OttawaRiver (45°34’N.,74°23’W.). • Lake St.Francis(45°08’N.,74°25’W.) and the waters of the St. Lawrence River between the dam at the Robert H. Saunders Generating Station and the Ontario-Quebec boundary. Ontario-Manitoba Boundary Anglers may fish in the following waters with either an Ontario Resident Fishing Licence or a Manitoba Resident Fishing Licence. • GarnerLake(50°48’N.,95°11’W.). • DavidsonLake(50°21’N.,95°09’W.). • RyersonLake(50°23’N.,95°09’W.). • MantarioLake(49°95’N.,95°10’W.). • FrancesLake(51°43’N.,95°08’W.). • MoarLake(52°00’N.,95°07’W.). • HighLake(49°42’N.,95°08’W.). Limits in Boundary Waters Anglers who fish in waters that lie both in Ontario and another province or state must include the total number of fish caught anywhere in those waters as part of the number caught and kept or possessed under the Ontario recreational fishing regulations when bringing those fish into Ontario.

Congrats on a super bass trip, Mike. I see that your dad and uncle are trying to set a good example for you by wearing their PFDs.

Thanks for that, Scott. A very refreshing report. These trips are excellent bonding times.

Here's another hook. If you're a resident of Quebec AND are over 65 years of age, you can fish anywhere in Canada without a permit (only need proof of age). In Quebec however, you'll need a permit but the generous buggers give you a $4 discount.

Fantastic report of your trip to one of the finest Canadian lakes. Thank you.

Roger, I can't imagine why you'd want planer boards for muskie.

Good stuff, Shawn! Looks like you're having a good time. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for your input, Bartender and welcome aboard.

This is probably not what you want but it might help a little. http://www.regionalguidebook.com/travel/maps/lake-dalrymple-fishing-map.html

Thanks again Rich. I'm glad that you're monitoring the board.

Great report Simon. You have a bunch of happy campers on there. Loved the video also, thanks!

Awesome shot, Joey!

Way to go Jaden. I'm looking forward to seeing the video.

That was the 1950's Arthur. 1850's would have been J's. Geez I'm in trouble now.....

Yeah, I'm curious too!

Good stuff, Matt. It's great to see the young folks out making memories.

If you want to catch fish you need to take me out there. Taking Wayne fishing is akin to having a bunch of bananas in your livewell.

Yes, we had those in our coal furnace in the 50's. The 3 of them mesh together. Edit to add: Here's a link I found. http://www.woodmanspartsplus.com/4865/Stove-Grates-Triplex.html

Don't need legislation for the horn..... just keep one near your steering.

A stringer WOULD be a good idea, me Brudder. A livewell on the tube would just be tacky.

Congrats!!! That looks NICE! I've lost track of the thread...is the kicker sharing fuel with the Optimax or is it on its own tank?

Now I'm not a violent man but I think this poor excuse for a human being needs to be dealt a small serving of Parry Sound Severe.