mikeymikey

I've been drop shotting Leech and Smelt Minnows and they are awesome. Landed 22 Smallmouth on 1 bait before I had to retire it back into the tub for a recharge.

The stuff is great have been using the leeches and shiners on both walleye and smallies.

24 dollars a tub but well worth it

Sure it wasn't your fishing knowledge/ skills that caught all those fish?

Off topic.

How big is the gas tank of your Jeep? and how much real world Kilometers can you get out of full tank?

I am just itching to get myself a Jeep.

Hmmm very nice.

Nice tatoo too.

Was the water calm enough for you to be stable on your... umm... kayak? is it?

What was your choice of bait/lure?

Are these Gulp! Alive! available in stores yet ?

is it illegal to kill it ?

There sure are big bass under those lilly pads.

Seen someone caught a what seems to be a 30" or so musky aswell.

My co-worker at his country use TNT dynamite.

That should be fun in water where asian carps are full of it.

Nuke'em

WoW... beautiful scenery!

Would you look at that...

that is the temperature I felt all last week at Phoenix, Arizona.

I have not seen most of the TV shows on the list...

Only Fishing show I watch is Bob Izumi's Real Fishing... only because entire season of shows are available for free on his website. (Good Quality video too).

Any other fishing shows available on the net for free?

I'm pretty much set up for maps with my Garmin 60 csx. I have topo Canada and topo USA, North American navigator version 8, GPS Quebec all of Ontario and Bluechart Americas. I first used my GPS for navigating last month when I flew from Thunder Bay to Winnipeg. It was within one or two mph of the plane GPS at 550 mph. I was impressed. Once I landed in Winnipeg, it took me from the Winnipeg airport to The Pas Manitoba, which was my destination. That was about a 400 mile drive. And it took me back again no problem. For accessories I've bought 3 one GB micro SD cards, so I don't have to keep uploading maps, my ram suction cup mount, and a 12 volt cigarette plug in adapter, which is awesome not only because you're not using your batteries up, but the back light is on all the time. A big plus when your driving in low light conditions or at night. This is a new toy for me and I'm impressed and having lots of fun with it. I'll never be without one again I'm sure.

I plan to get myself a Garmin 60 CSX . Not sure if I should get Cx or CSx. Only difference is CSX has Electronic compass & barometric altimeter. That is the only difference.

DanC, Why 3x 1GB memory card? Can you not load all the maps to a larger memory card and use it same time? or is not possible?

I currently have a Garmin Street Pilot C320 and it is possible to load more than one compatible map on to the unit and either I can pick and choose which map to use or check all map to use all at once. Only thing is I get a menu asking which map I would like to use when I try to enter a new address/location to go.

Trick to load multiple map is to load it all together. Because when you load a map and later on load other type of map it will wipe out the any previous map in the memory card.

Because I was planning to get a 4GB memory card to dump everything in there.

Oh... 60 Cx/CSx feature is exactly same as 76 series other than that 76series floats on water.

But personally 60 series looks cooler

Not sure of the hardware side of it but...

If you do happen to go with Garmin brand... You would need? want a BlueChart Topo map to get lake infos.

Just why then, can he sell cheaper,if they are the same? Just curious.

 

Nice fish,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,boy.LOL

Maybe it's like Toyota Matrix vs. Pontiac Vibe kinda thing?

I have the BPS brand in the boat also and use them as much as possible but it has been my experience that the Yamamoto version of the dead stick bait works better for me on most days.Seems to have a density or salt content or something that makes it different than the other baits I have tried.I will say that I have not tried very many other brands other than the BPS version and the tiki worm.I would like to try the strike king 3x version but all I have been able to find from them is a creature type lure.Very cool material they use.You can get a lot more mileage out of the senkos by using an O ring around the body and passing the hook between the o ring and senko if you are fishing it wacky.

Joe

Could you maybe share what type of o-ring you are using? and maybe size of it too ? weblink with picture would be cool.

Thanks.

i enjoy topwater fishing for panfish with rapala 2" original float

This is such a great news! for us fans.

BUT!! Most importantly, I would like to contratulate Dave Mercer's #1 Camera Operator/ Video editor. (hint hint wink wink, can you guess who?)

Nice Catch!

Btw... what type of lure?bait? were you using that you caught from large bass to small panfish?

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YOu should have kept that cool looking baby bowfin home and dunk it in your fish tank.

19" must be for salt water fishing.

Awesome Video!

Now it is time to upgrade and link a High Quality Video!!

How can I browse with Canadian pricing?

Moving all the way to Nova Scotia?

Do you plan to live in every Canadian cities?

or is fishing in Ontario too crowded for you ?

Well enjoy and hope to see that exciting video soon!

there you go...

start casting spinner baits and senkos.

and try frogs where it is suitable.

Wow...

that is one huge lures.

Do you actually plan on using that or is it for showcasing only?

I think you should sell some here for those who are interested. Just so you can get some extra money to experiment with new luremaking.

By the way... I am still waiting for more video from your Vermillion trip. (high quality please)

I have used and use Daiwa Regal Xi 3500 reel for my salmon off pier fishing.

and it's under $50

Keep a watch on the temperature?

and what temperature should I be looking for ?