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Nothing worse than running out of scotch at breakfast but I'm sure you can get used to screech easily enough.

Yes Mike and on your positive note, let's let this one rest. There will always be malcontents and the ones who urge them on.

Hope Leslie isn't blowing too hard, Simon. Pictures, we want pictures. Hope you're having a great time.

A super report Gordy. Thanks for taking the time to put it together for us. A very enjoyable read this morning.

No pink gloves this time? Josephine's not doing the dishes?

Yours seems to be the only negative reply Ben.

Who's Perry?

Yeah and isn't it strange that the harder he works, the luckier he gets.

Have a good time...you'll be fine Simon.

Muskies at night is a two man job. Just get used to keeping all your gear in exactly the same place all the time. Never keep baits strewn about the boat....put them away after they're used. Baits look nice hanging on bulkheads for everyone to see but if you lose your footing for some reason, you can put yourself in a lot of trouble...not to mention the pain.

As others have said, trolling for walleyes is most productive with worm harnesses or body baits. If you're not going to be using harnessed worms, minnows or leeches, the body baits should be of the long slender variety....something like ReefRunners in the 800 model. I don't think that actual colours mean a whole lot except that you should have dark and light on hand. Run your baits deeper than shallower. If there are floating or half submerged weeds, take a page out of the muskie guys' book by using a down rod. Most of the weeds will be caught by the rod and less time will be spent cleaning the bait, thus, more time in the strike zone. I'm only a youngster but I hope this helps.

So I got out to do the push-cart thing this morning, put the groceries away then come here to find this. You guys are crazy! HAHAHAHAHA! Sometimes I think what a good time it would be to spend a day in the boat with some of you dudes.

Night snagger. You have nothing to contribute here.

A great week with the boys, Pete. That really is a MONSTAH! Thanks for taking the time to put the report together. Great job.

You guys have a great time up there and show us some pics when you get back! Rich, I think you're due for a 56 .

Great stuff Mike and the Turners! Thanks for putting it together.

Great report John. Some great fish and, I sense a little pride in your son's 'payoff shot'.

Only the stripers Paul. You cannot keep a striped bass.

You understand the meaning of the word Karma. The lack of understanding stems from your equating "what was done to Canada is now being done IN the US". Business entities will move from Winnipeg to Toronto...from Chicago to Houston. That's karma as well, right? It's business. corporations will do whatever it takes to keep a business alive and as healthy as possible. You see, it's the shareholders who call the shots. It has nothing to do with 'karma'.

I'm starting to like this Wall i dude.

Are you understanding what you're saying right now?

Welcome aboard. Some fantastic fish there and a nice account of how you've gotten where you are. Thanks... looking forward to more input from you.

Yeah that's it...must be karma. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA unbelievable....

Yup, no sense subsidizing something that no longer works.

Did no Canadian think it was worth buying? Maybe?