FloatnFly

The fight was awesome, 20 minutes, the fish made me feel like I was in control of it, and then it would take off, and make me realize that it was in control and there wasn't much I could do. At the end, he accidently beached himself, so ran down and grabbed on, got him flipped around, then got the beaver tail treatment, was covered head to toe in mud

Thank OI, I was sure my line was going to break since I don't use heavy tippets maybe 8lb at most

New PB on the fly rod, and possibly all tackle PB. an absolute beast, super thick, strong as all get out, i could barely get my hand half way around its tail, and im 6'4, my arms are tired. he did not give in til he beached himself, and even then, he tried to beaver tail his way back, giving me a mud shower in the process, was covered head to toe with mud! but, what a great fish

I can almost see the oh crap look on your face and the full throttle ride back to the dock lol

Some people are too blinded by their faith, that they can't see the dangers that face them.

I believe this will sum it up pretty well A man was trapped in his house during a flood. He began praying to God to rescue him. He had a vision in his head of God’s hand reaching down from heaven and lifting him to safety. The water started to rise in his house. His neighbour urged him to leave and offered him a ride to safety. The man yelled back, “I am waiting for God to save me.” The neighbour drove off in his pick-up truck. The man continued to pray and hold on to his vision. As the water began rising in his house, he had to climb up to the roof. A boat came by with some people heading for safe ground. They yelled at the man to grab a rope they were ready to throw and take him to safety. He told them that he was waiting for God to save him. They shook their heads and moved on. The man continued to pray, believing with all his heart that he would be saved by God. The flood waters continued to rise. A helicopter flew by and a voice came over a loudspeaker offering to lower a ladder and take him off the roof. The man waved the helicopter away, shouting back that he was waiting for God to save him. The helicopter left. The flooding water came over the roof and caught him up and swept him away. He drowned. When he reached heaven and asked, “God, why did you not save me? I believed in you with all my heart. Why did you let me drown?” God replied, “I sent you a pick-up truck, a boat and a helicopter and you refused all of them. What else could I possibly do for you?”

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/3b/80/37/3b80375f80a0b34fb9cfee0a336d3ae1--nike-evolution.jpg What the test models look like

That article does a poor job of explaining what exactly was found, this one is better, the test models are only 3 metres long not full size aircraft http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/avro-arrow-test-model-found-in-lake-ontario-expedition-team-1.3580009

Lol I hear ya there, I enjoy the solitude on my creek. Will never catch me at port hope in the fall.

They were ordered to be scrapped, someone apparently snuck away one of them and it hidden somewhere, then there was the rumour of a missing prototype

I have no problem sharing. I use a 9ft 8wt rod, set the drag loose, so that the bend of the rod pulls it when the hook is in the holder. Then I use my hand on the reel to add pressure as needed. Tippett size I find is dependent on water clarity. Super clear water, down size, like I said above, I was using 6lb fluorocarbon tapered leader. Using a Spey fly, or intruder style fly, just target a section of the pool at a time, just strip it it across the pool, careful not to foul hook. You'll also get strikes when it rolls off the backs of other fish. Be patient, have fun, be ready to let the drag go at the bite or hook set. With proper gear, and a good hook set, you can control the fish easy enough, just have to wait out the initial runs and jumps and be prepared to give chase, don't get caught in a spot you can't easily move out of

They are, I started with 10lb, then 8lb and finally 6lb they stopped swimming around my line. The more fish that move in a pool the more spooked they get. So you don't really want them swimming around your line

They are a ton of fun, big streamers are my go to for aggressive fish

Yea, we see to go to the falls on the way to my grandparents just to watch the fish jump......and maybe see some bears

That's never fun, are they running on that side of the province yet? Friend was just at the falls last week and saw nothing

Niagara....... the grand, tons of spots to choose from on either of those, all depends how far you want to drive, but by the sounds of it, not far at all.

Canada introduced a whole set of anti drone regulations that make almost impossible to fly one anywhere except the middle of nowhere

After a long day, and a longer week at work, I headed out for some much needed alone time on the creek. Water was crystal clear, so that meant light line, had to drop down to 6lb tippet to avoid them swimming around my line. My skills were put to the test. tied on a self made spey fly, and headed to my favourite pool targetting the fish at the back end of the pool, this guy came from 10ft away from the front of the pool to smash my fly! fish on! nice healthy male, just starting to develop the kype!

so......you're trying to tell me all those refineries in Sarnia aren't operating, imperial oil, Esso, Sunoco and shell, that are producing over 200,000 barrels per day are not operational.........someone should those workers to go home then

have a look at these guys as well http://www.welbecksawmill.com/products.htm

talk to some the arborists, some will ust give ya the wood, if they don't have a spot to dump it

considering hes puts 250k on it in the 2.5 years hes had it, i'd say its done him pretty good so far

was trying to find a way to do it from mobile, and i can't, kind of ridiculous. you may have to find another way to do it, flickr, dropbox, or, upload your images to the site and share that way. unless someone more tech savvy than me has an answer

trying something here