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attach the pvc to the milkcrate, like kayak guys do. you can move it around if you add some weight to it (like extra anchor) so it doesn't fall.

awesome, that is one big beautiful fish man.

nice

i was at bowmanville and oshawa today, water was very clear and we could see lots of trout suspended just under the surface in the lower streches, managed 3 between me and my buddy. will give it last shot on sunday.

wow!!! thats alot of chrome man, good for you.. so jealous....

awesome review with some fine pictures, enjoyed reading it. can't wait for your carp report.

won't be good in fall if every ship is gonna do same thing

its going to be a nice boat when you're done. can't wait to see it how it looks on water. good stuff.. hope you won't have to sell it, it will be heartbreaking...

i rig my pinkies on 12 size hook like weedless senko, never had a snag.

i don't think warranty covers extreme abuse. im with splashhopper on this one, you broke it, fix it yourself or pay for new from your own pocket.

your report is missing laker gps . good job on those monsters. btw is that splake with different pattern?

beautiful pics Paulus, well done. i noticed that these people don't know about additional fishing section in regulations.

Went to bowmanville in the morning to the upper part of the creek, though to myself it's monday not too many people have a day off, to my surprise - all good spots were packed with people. Walked around to look for any decent spot, people everywhere, . Didn't even wet the line, went to oshawa instead, below the cn was just me . Made few drifts along the river going towards my spot, but didn't connect with anything, not even a sucker. Went to my spot, first drift baaammmmmmm, fish on. With a smile was thinking about people in bowmanville and the hard time they were having drifting in between the lines. Continued fishing in same spot, till 10am i was 5/8, most productive day for me so far in steelheading. Had the pool to myself so was experimenting with baits, pink worms, jigs and roe all produced fish. Still some fresh trout in the rivers.

congrats on the deal, as of today you became a real paddler

don't listen to what people say, they just don't want an extra guy in the pool

musky pinjata.. .. would be nicer video if he released it.

looks realy good. if you want the hackle to be shorter to have to use saddle hackle, its diferent.

lebarons have very little fly tieing materials, the best i found was at angling specialties, more choices and paterns than bass pro. you can't really tell the quality of wich is better, and price wise, its maybe be a dime or so difference cause most of the small stuff is between $1.50-4.50, the hackle is expensive but it will last you along time.

good stuff... man that sucker looks mean.

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congrats, that is one fast looking horse.

why dont you go to african lion safari its close to guelph

Fishmasters marina right from the rocks. go to his store and they will set you up and show you the rig to use.

sweet, so many boats and everyone producing double digits, it seems like the grand is realy loaded with them.

So, i went to dunville with my two friends, after some plan changes made it out on sunday afternoon. Got there around 2.30 in the afternoon, set up the rods and the waiting game started. Was pretty windy and the wind just kept increasing. at around 6pm with no fish and no bites on our end decided to call it a day and seven o'clock start packing. One of my friends took off right at six, it was just too cold and windy for him. Anyway as we are waiting the last few minutes for anything to bite, a boat pulls over close to the rocks and after small chat a guy invites us on his boat fish together, since he wasn't getting anything major into the boat either. So Jerry being very kind and eager to help us out to land some fish takes us further from shore and minutes later him and my friend have a double header. we started getting bites every few minutes, and pulling out decent sice fish out of the water. So about two hours into the game Steve (Fishmaster) rides along showing us a gill net he found somewhere by the dam, respect to him for taking care of the river from idiots. After quick chat he guides us to try out little down the river where other boats were producing fish all day. After we anchored further down the river not even a minute later i have a fish on. Shortly after Jerry hooks into one, short silence and with his heavy action rod bent all the way he screams: IT'S A TANK!!!!! it was a great fight, unfortunately he lost a fish 3 ft from the boat. oh well, anyways it was big, my guess in 20lbs range. We pull out some more cats in 10-16lbs range and Jerry once again hooks into something big. This time the kitty was landed marking ~21lbs on the lipgrip scale. This one was a real fatty. This was definitely a fish of the day, and his personal best going up from 12lbs. Pulled out a few more and decided to say buy to grand river catfis hand called it a day. Close to 35 cats landed between 3 of us in less than 4 hours. What an awesome day, was close to getting skunked, but was saved by fellow fishermen and we all had a blast on the water. Always a pleassure.