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The sun rose here too! It's really nice to be up in the early mornings.....quiet time. Great pics, Lew.

Humminbird.......that says it all. Think about it for a minute.

Gimmick...don't go there.

WOW! Pete now looks like a Leafs fan!

Terry doesn't need to work his magic...I have the original pic taken 6 years ago of TJ in a tutu,

I know it might be a little late but I'm game for a few words in chat if anyone else is. I can be there in 15 minutes. Pete, Jen, get your bums in there. It's the only place in the whole world where I'm allowed to cuss.

I don't know if it has to do with the moon, wind direction/velocity or barometric pressure but the accent DOES change from one interview to the other.

Long time no see. Thanks for the update, Alan. Gary, you take it as easy as you can.....listen to them doc dudes. Be well.

Taper, I believe they're the same.

uh-oh. I see Jen's online...I'd better pipe down.

At the meeting they said that they no longer used barrels. What they do now involves a broom handle and a goat.

You're not making any sense at all, Pete. Take that silly hat off when you're typing.

Just fry them and eat them as they are. Never smelt a smelt that smelt like the smelt I smelt.

You can get at least a dozen good sized jigs out of that hat, Pete. No telling what you could do with the lining. ps. Jen's a keeper.

I just want to know if it was in the slot....

We're still assuming they were natives. I'll play the devil's advocate for a second. If I wanted to poach walleye right now, I'd go to the Moira or any of the many other rivers and net or spear them. Cause hey, we all know that the authorities wont move on a complaint of this nature after dark. in those rivers. Did your brother call the MNR TIPS line? Gimme a break....

Species lbs per CF WT BTU Rec. BTU per cord Units needed to produce 1million BTUs Hickory 50.9 4327 27.7 19.39 0.052 East. Hophornbeam 50.2 4267 27.3 19.11 0.052 Apple 48.7 4100 26.5 18.55 0.054 White Oak 47.2 4012 25.7 17.99 0.056 Sugar Maple 44.2 3757 24 16.8 0.060 Red Oak 44.2 3757 24 16.8 0.060 Beech 44.2 3757 24 16.8 0.060 Yellow Birch 43.4 3689 23.6 16.52 0.061 White Ash 43.4 3689 23.6 16.52 0.061 Hackberry 38.2 3247 20.8 14.56 0.069 Tamarack 38.2 3247 20.8 14.56 0.069 Paper Birch 37.4 3179 20.3 14.21 0.070 Cherry 36.7 3121 20 14 0.071 Elm 35.9 3052 19.5 13.65 0.073 Black Ash 35.2 2992 19.1 13.37 0.075 Red Maple 34.4 2924 18.7 13.09 0.076 Boxelder 32.9 2797 17.9 12.53 0.080 Jack Pine 31.4 2669 17.1 11.97 0.084 Norway Pine 31.4 2669 17.1 11.97 0.084 Hemlock 29.2 2482 15.9 11.13 0.090 Black Spruce 29.2 2482 15.9 11.13 0.090 Ponderosa Pine 28 2380 15.2 10.64 0.094 Aspen 27 2290 14.7 10.29 0.097 White Pine 26.3 2236 14.3 10.01 0.100 Balsam Fir 26.3 2236 14.3 10.01 0.100 Cottonwood 24.8 2108 13.5 9.45 0.106 Basswood 24.8 2108 13.5 9.45 0.106

He's their Grandpa, not a seal! Way to score there. Joyce.

Anything that you have to soak in salt & water overnight is not fit for human consumption.

Welcome aboard, Walking Angler.

If you leave now you'll have time to pick me up, Jen.

I have trouble identifying a person's race in the dark of night. Some are good at it.

CRTC allows WFN to run daytime soaps now?

Brian, go back and play with your Legos. Two of my five kids are older than you. 'ope you 'ad a great day me son.

Good Job, Brian. And the Canadian Cancer Society is very efficient at getting those receipts out. I'll be there Bud.