kickingfrog

I heard this a few months ago. Bill Cosby and his encounter with Carrol Shelby and his cobra.

Blowhards usually do.

Ya the picture is not the best but there is no doubt what that is.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/commentary/gwyn-morgan/one-fish-two-fish-troubles-in-the-bc-fishery/article2430217/

It's only funny if yer not the mouse. Definitely put them perpendicular and right against the walls.

I'm looking at some boats new and used. What is the approximate retail price difference, in Ontario, between a 2/4 stroke 40 hp outboard?

says the guy who could fly his float plane into countless inaccessible lakes.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/new-cars/auto-news/like-the-cobra-he-created-carroll-shelby-was-a-classic/article2431636/page1/

You do need a tripod. I was half expecting an owl to come swooping in and snatch micky.

Very nice fish. I bet I could listen to that guy talk fishin' all day.

Another option if you are set on a wtd type bait is to cut off the front facing hook on each of the trebles. It might hinder some hook-ups but the blow-ups are still fun. You can buy trebles with weed guards as well and there are "weedless" wtd baits too.

That would be a yes to all above.

I know you've never met Bill. A tripod is always better for these types of photos. Not always practical, but always better.

I have never caught brookies like that.

I know many of us have experienced frustration with this issue. Globe and Mail article about Canadian on line shopping. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/what-keeps-online-retail-in-canada-from-clicking/article2430484/

That's as close fish porn as I've seen here. Very tastefully done.

Not buying it. Nice fish. Keep that little gem real quiet.

Please let me know if you do change.

Didn't the Little Rascals use a boat like that?

Drifting nipissing with bottom bouncers for walleye with my brother. No running outboard to talk over. The water lapping the side of the cedar strip. Some spots we don't even bother with the depthfinder. "There's the bottom change." "Yep." "There's the start of the ridge." "Yep." "Fish on!" "Yep." "They're down the other side of the ridge today." "Yep." Sometimes followed by a second "Fish on." We'll often go for long stretches without saying a word, and other times we'll be busting a gut at a long forgotten family calamity or an embarrassing event (You puke on your shoes just once and it always get brought up, never mind the time our cousin flung a burning gas can across the yard... the hair grew back). It's based in part on years of memories and that fact that now it is often only once or twice a year we get to sit in a boat together and not talk.

CTC will have a bunch of pfds, including inflatables, 20% off starting on the 11th.

If you can wait until someone has a sale some money can be saved. You will definitely fined lower prices on line but shipping and duty may eat up all the savings.

Nothing wrong with a weekend like that. btw you got any gas?

This gives some advise and mentions a few types of brands and methods of deployment. http://www.in-fisherman.com/2011/05/31/walleys-in-the-bag/

My preferred accompaniment is biscuits. Bisquick and milk is all you need. Easy at a cottage, bit tougher on a fly-in.