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I just had the best time again this year and really enjoyed meeting and re-meeting all of you fine folks. Here are a few pics of the 2007 OFC Lakair G2G. Should anyone want high res. copies, let me know and I'll email you what you want.

I hear ya. Low forties here this afternoon. Let the kids play outside this morning and have their lunch out in the yard. Back inside in air conditioned comfort this afternoon.

Have a great day, Chuck! Nice seeing the both of you on the weekend.

Yes Kevin, you and your boys are really making a great effort to help the walleye fishery on Lake Nipissing. Good on ya. As for Doug winning the TV, I'm not sure the right guy won. Knowing Doug, he'll probably only use the parts to make a high definition toaster or something.

We have wireless connection at Lakair. So, you might see a few posts. Have a great weekend all!

Drive safely folks. I can't leave here till 12:30 or so, so, I probably won't be there till 8ish tonight.......have some cold beer ready for me please.

Darren, maybe I didn't understand your post right but I know that Brian won't back a product that is less than exceptional.

I'm looking forward to trying the Ko-Man-Chi baits though. I haven't bought any yet but I will.

Allan, shouldn't you be doing dishes or planning supper around this time? (After that comment I think I'll let someone taste my food for me while I'm up there.)

Great pics DSN, thanks for sharing. Can't help but notice the junk people throw in the water thinking it will mysteriously disappear. Thanks again.

"Greenland Sharks can reach over 20-feet long and over 2000 pounds" Aaron it's even worse, the site says 2 tons... that's more like 4,000 pounds. Do you remember the story last winter of the woman who caught one ice fishing on the Saguenay here and the press dang near crucified her.

Don't feel bad Serena. With your entrepeneurial spirit, you'll make someone a good wife...for about 6 months.

Dang....I know you know your fish, Aaron but I would still bet on a sturgeon. They swim like a shark and have a shark-like tail. It's also probably the only fish in the Larry that can grow that long and could be seen in shallow waters at times.

Absolutely awesome photography! Thanks for sharing, Al.

Yup, a fine looking Kawartha specimen. Congrats!

I can't be up there till Friday evening but the weather from here at least looks great.

Lots of camping and great fishing at Long Sault.

Welcome aboard. OK so you got a little help. Now, about that social security number.....

NOOOOOOOOOO Bly, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

All genetically engineered in Photoshop.

Looks like steel to me....

Good news! I spose the Dawg'll be wearing 2 shirts and a sweater now. http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/CAON0481

You drive safely, Moe. I'll see you on Friday.