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Headed out Saturday night for about an hour before dark, managed a nice 6lb bullet that smashed an olive hares ear, landed but escaped before I could get the camera out.
Sunday Started early at about 530am
after a slow morning which resulted in a 10lb silver bullet lost after about a minute long battle had a great shore lunch with some friends
After about an hour and full belly, back down to the river, the afternoon was just as slow as the morning, but managed my first of the day and landed this beauty on a bead head hares ear
about 2 hours later, landed my 2nd of the day on the same fly
headed back in the am, hopefully the weather isn't too horrible
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this time of year, go door to door and do lawn maintenance for some quick cash, you'll get enough for an entry rod and reel combo, go out at night after a rain and pick some worms off your front lawn, and depending on what you want to fish for, i can maybe give you some insight
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normark is on phillip murray ave in oshawa,
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non integrated video and sound card included?> if not, then your video/pictures and music won't see much of an upgrade even with the massive amount of RAM and speedy processor
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So much for Gibbon's incredible bullpen management. Putting in Oliver the next Cordero. Dickie could of easily finished that game and should have.
this early in the season pitchers are on pretty strict pitch counts to save arms/shoulders, dickie was at 100 pitches when he got pulled, with another possible 30-50 pitches left to go, not worth it
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Reyes out up to 3 months! Dickies outting vs the Red Sox was bad due to a broken finger nail, which you need to be able to throw a knuckler effectively. they're only a game below 500 ball, no its not the 23-7 aprils we're used to, but its not bad.
glad to see they have a gold glove shortstop in kawasaki as a back up to reyes
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although i disagree with lifting fish by their gill plates, i will say nice fish, and a great outting
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there's no handguns in Wiarton
i can guaruntee you that there are handguns around Wiarton, my grandfather owns 2 from the 1800's about 15 minutes outside of Wiarton
and thats an awesome pic lol
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well lets hope that number is off by a few thousand lol looking forward to swinging some flies on opener
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thought it was 3 strikes and out....not 2, hockey has had more strikes and no one stops watching
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they stay healthy and don't lose 3 starting pitchers in one week, they'll have a great year
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covered climate controlled stadium GO JAYS GO
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check the by laws first, you'd be pretty upset to wake up with a parking ticket for parking in your driveway
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well i do my best to appease the masses
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i think the only issue you'd have is getting a trailer plate, but to get around that, do not tell them you bought a boat and trailer, tell them you had the trailer built since i assume its only a singe axle, not sure on the actual boat, i believe as long as you have registration numbers on it, you're legal on the water
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too bad its supposed to snow tonight...grumble grumble
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haha yea i can post an old pic, since i often fish alone, its hard to get a pic of me holding a fish, but this is my largest fish i've ever caught, lake or stream
for size reference, my boot is a size 12
and no, im not actually stepping on my rod lol
she was released healthy to lay her eggs
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looks good
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thanks for the welcome, i will post up some pics when i get out again, when the chocolate milk dilutes a bit
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best thing about wfn....fly fishing tuesday!
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27 days....27 more days the river mouths are getting a little too familiar
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Hey all,
I'm new to this forum, as my name suggests, i float and fly fish for trout and salmon, also do a little bit of bass fishing to fill the void between runs
Whitby- Fishing spots?
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lynde marsh holds lots of catfish and the odd perch, small peice of worm under a small float should do the trick nicely, fish off of victoria st, i used to sit on the culvert and catch 30+ in an evening. pringle creek is gin gin clearand very low, and will require an extremely stealthy approach to fish