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From day one this board has been a mixture of fishing AND non fishing subjects. Always has been and probably always will be and has always worked well and will more than likely continue to work well in the future. As has always been said in the past, if your not interested in a particular post simply move on to something else.

Anyone other than me actually see the Leaf's win their last Stanley Cup ?? I feel soooo old !!!!

And don't forget you were barefoot too Joey

Very impressive Terry, looks like that thing will go just about anywhere.

I'm another that's never seen a need for hooking a charger to the cranking battery.

mmmmmm musky stew

Hastings Marine in Hastings is also good, although it may be a bit further to travel than you want.

It'd be a nice trip for sure.

You certainly don't need to travel to LOTW to learn how to get fish on a figure 8. All muskies will hit an 8 and ANY lake that has muskies is a good spot for a newbie to learn how to do it.

Will do Rich, looking forward to it myself.

Wonderful picture and she definitely got my vote.

Very nice indeed.

Yeah Bill, at 50 MPH you should get most of the summer from a tank of gas.

Yeah, nothing ever changes Phil

If guys are worried about fuel consumption with an outboard motor they should buy a 12' tinnie with a 9.9 and never go above trolling speed.

Yeah, if they were Yammies they'd be nice rigs for sure Wayne

Yeah, their sure nice to have around Brian.

This pair of Cardinals spends most of their time around my feeders and I got this pic yesterday morning before I got the snow cleared off. Not a good picture as it was taken through a glass door but they sure are purty to watch.

Great video !! Catching muskies on an 8 is without doubt the most exciting way to get them. Nothing better than seeing a big girl twisting & turning trying to grab your bait and then just hammering it and the fight is on. If your not doing an 8 or at least a circle after EVERY cast you missing alot of fish.

Best of luck for your wife Bruce.

Wife and I had to drive out to Brampton yesterday and I was't looking forward to the 100 odd mile drive back home with the 6" of snow they were calling for, along with all the usual insanity of the 401 across Toronto that comes with it. We got lucky though and started the homeward trip at 3:00 before the snow started. Even with the dry roads though, the insanity of the 401 was still there.

Saw a truck awhile back Brian with a bumper sticker that read .... "Yes it's my truck and no you can't borrow it" Thought that was pretty good

Jeeeez Terry, that poor critter may be worse off than the one that got eaten by the fox

I see the odd Bald Eagle soaring around here but don't know if even they could pick up a fox. Funny thing , since the little guy got grabbed this morning I haven't seen another squirrel all day.

My dad grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan during the Depression and always told us the same story about being 40-50 below zero but because it was dry you didn't feel it too bad....I always told him he was nuts. A scary story though was because of the insane blizzards and whiteouts they'd get with the winds howling across the prairies all winter, they'd run a rope from the house to the barn so they could find their way back & forth when they had to head out to feed & care for the animals.