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Tomcat, I put my X-85 at the bow. It still runs like new. It's the best unit I've ever had. The new unit at the back is an LCX-25C. It has 8,000 watts so it's not lacking in power. Here is a screen shot from last Tuesday night. It was zoomed right out and the sensitivity was at its minimum. You can see that there are 4-5 fish on the bottom. I happen to know that they were saugers but this is what it looked like. ps. Had I zoomed in to the bottom, I would have picked up those fish clearly.

Thanks for the report, Patches. Nice to see the bait du jour on there as well.

Have the best opener, Lew. See you soon.

Have a great time Pete. I'll email you that muskie recipe you wanted.

Bly, tell your daughter that he's not alone on the boat. He's with his better half.

I used to fish them quite a lot on the Otonabee. They were the bait of choice for bass. That was many many years ago. I seem to remember having read something lately about them being illegal as bait. You might want to check in to that.

That's not so strange. There's probably another kind of pet wedged in the front.

Great news, Lorissa!

The thread was pulled because of personal flaming. Flaming is not tolerated on this board...I guess you didn't get the memo. And please, try not to be so sensitive.

A decent tailwind should save him 6 hours going back. Nice packing job, Bud.

The Quebec City area is mostly brook trout territory. Pike and walleye are not open all year on the St Lawrence. For a reasonable shot at pike and walleye on the Larry you'll need to come back West about an hour. Have a good trip.

Thanks folks. Yeah Tony.....it's just a question of time before someone PMs admin to ask if I could photoshop my GPS background. :-) See ya tomorrow.

Excellent report, Phil. Those are some very special fish.

Had a bit of a rough day yesterday and decided to go sit on the water for a coupla hours. Launched at 7PM or so and did a leisure, slow trip down river a mile or so. I thought I'd drag a ReefRunner or a Rapala DD behind a bottom bouncer.....hey!, it's easier than jigging. I thought it would be a quiet evening but there were two other guys trolling. Surface temp was around 57F and I stayed in around 20FOW. Was marking fish pretty well everywhere. Only did 4 or so 1000 foot runs. I guess I got 7-8 fish. I kept the 3 smallest for the table. The walleye should be here (in this spot) in a week or two.

Great news, Dutch. I'm happy for ya....CONGRATS!

No hard feelings. Thanks for straightening that out, PromaneX.

Just a beautiful report, Puckhead! CONGRATS! BTW, there's been an administrative error. You're on team #10.

LCX 25-C but I ain't carrying mine around either. Generally speaking, Garmin = land, Lowrance= marine. That's my opinion.

Wear something decent.....

WTG folks! You did good. Looking forward to hearing about your summer adventures.

Great stuff Easton. If your daughter's prospective husband is a fisherman, he'd better get his act together if he wants to at least pretend that he can fish better than she can. WTG! Great picture of a happy daughter.

You said a mouthful there, Solo. When you do make a go of it, you'll look back and even appreciate these little setbacks. Be comfortable in knowing that what you've accomplished so far is top notch. Be well.

Bloody amazing!

Where are you going exactly?