kickingfrog

Every dying one right before another fish eats it which is why you don't see it often.

We all have that one family member... http://www.cfra.com/news/2016/06/14/heated-dispute-over-earths-shape-leads-to-fire-in-brockville Heated dispute over Earth's shape leads to fire in BrockvilleBrockville Police say a heated discussion about the shape of the Earth led to the fire department being called in. Police say they were called to St. Lawrence Park around 10:30 Monday, after a family had been involved in a full fledged argument. Apparently a woman was insisting the earth was flat and her boyfriend's father was arguing it is round. Police say the 56-year-old man became so angry he started to throw things into their camp fire, including a propane cylinder. Brockville Fire was called in to put out the blaze and at some point the man left the scene. Police say they are now looking for him in order to charge him with mischief. Investigators say "neither party would change their views." ...In all fairness fire was around long before our understanding of a spherical earth.

About 25 years ago my brother had a top water frog set-up that had 2 hollow rubber frogs connected by 8 inches of steel leader material. Wonder what ever happened to it?

Love it. I bought it in the spring of 2013 from a member here.

That boat looks like the tiller version on mine.

Well there's 2 of us. And here is the flip side with the ballast: 3.5 inch weighs 5/8 oz and the 3 inch is 7/16 oz.

Borrowing from Monty Python: Not dead, but dead-ish.

I picked up a few gifts for the bass fishermen in my boat for opener: Not sure if they'll replace rubber frogs but at least they don't have legs to get pulled off.

Snack recall at BPS and Cabela's: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/listeria-recall-issued-for-snacks-sold-at-cabelas-bass-pro-shop-outlets-1.3629095?cmp=rss

50 odd years before nutrition plans and off season strength training schedules?

Likely easier to buy a shotgun. Man, they were fun.

So 1500km to Edmonton?

I haven't seen it but they say lightning can and does come on clear days.

So many places to fish so little time. I'd fish/hunt my way from one end of this country to the other and then go top to bottom doing the same. During those travels I'd look for the perfect place to build a home to fish and hunt. On those rare times I wasn't fishing or hunting I'd travel the world.

News mentioned that there is a bit of a shortage of fuel for some stations. Today in Barrie I noticed that 2 Shell's had 0.00 on their signs.

Interesting to see a similar injury of 2 different fish.

Like many things every time they do it and don't get zapped just emboldens them that it isn't going to happen next time. If they're right, they fish. If they are wrong, there's a good chance they're dead.

Swiped that image. My buddy from college and I don't talk much but when we do we make fun of each others ability to hunt or fish. The best part is he is from Timmins.

There used to be a tv commercial that had a guy holding a spinning reel upside down and reeling backwards that drove me nuts. It played for years.

The internet strikes..... again.

Well that didn't work. Anyway, if someone wanted to see the photos you'll be able to find them.

39 sports Illustrated covers alnoe. The flood of images is incredible. Many I've never seen.

Sportsnet has a special on him starting after the Jay's game. I could look at the photos of hime for hours.

Nothing wrong with small pike from cool/cold water. Ya, I have a few hundred lures and yet it's the same handful almost every trip. I had hoped that we'd catch a few quick pike and then he'd switch but since we didn't provide the evidence he never felt the need to change.

Ya, I was also half expecting him to get a 40 incher on it as well. Here is the pike he caught last year while bass fishing with "his" lure.