Joey

Hardy, hardy, har har G!! Expect a full whoopin in June old man Just full of them today too eh John Brian, you kind of pushed my last "I'm going to do it" button and got me motivated with your pics and diet program. Thanks bud. Joey

Yes, that was a biting wind today. I imagine a wee bit cooler off the water too. Hey, you got out there and caught a few and had some great company. Sounds like a good outing to me Joey

A toilet Wayne Always got yer mind on crap....... eh!!

Ding, ding, ding, you win Mudbutt. It looks to be a cooking oil jug of some sort. From a distance and certain angle, I stopped dead in my tracks tho Joey

Damn, I made the first page

I've been jogging recently, on a really nice path not far from my home. It takes me about 40 - 45 minutes to run and it has a weaving river that runs through it. Here is the path, which they have been doing recent work on, hence the tire tracks. This is the river. This is the average width, but it does get wider in spots, to about 10 feet across. There are tons of crayfish and smaller fish, not sure what they are though, in it. Visability is good right now Then I jogged past something that looked like a human scull. Thought I might have to call CSI in, but upon further inspection it appeared to be harmless. Can you figure out what it is? The path is beautiful in the summer. I'll take some pics when it gets all nice and green. Joey

They bite with less vis than that. Go, have fun! Joey

Hey Bly, I just noticed it is covered in the Toronto Sun today, with pics Joey

Looks like just homes are there now. Thanks for doing the photo touch ups Terry Joey

Ya and the cruise is 3 days and you have to pay for transportation to and from the boat. Good deal I learned a long time ago not to fill out those forms either. Joey

Very cool recounting of the events Carole. That looks like something I'd be into helping out with next year for sure. Good job everyone Joey

If I have nightmares tonight...............................!!!!!!

We usually do two drifts. For the first one, start right at the the launch, where the rocks jut out and go about 40 - 50 feet out into the river (don't go close to the shore or the shore anglers will knock you in the head with a lure, usually on purpose). Throw out the trolling motor and drop your line and the drift will take you down. Using the trolling motor to keep away from the shore or from going out too far into the whirlpools out deeper. Once you hit the end of the drift, generally near the ourpour (you'll see and hear it) the drift kicks you out into the whirlpools and middle of the river and you'll generally spin around. Motor up and head back to the beginning. Be prepared to tie up ALOT because you will snag ALOT. Pre tie some three ways if possible and have alot of pencil weights handy. The other drift is at the end of the jet boat pier. Just start a bit past the end of the concrete (you can go in closer to shore there) and the drift will take you quite a ways down. Try closer in and further out. Its not so hectic there with eddy's and not as many shore fishermen either (not alot of places to stand). Good luck. Joey

Well that was a long read, but well worth it. Fantastic report Mike I can just see you now with the bag of borax "honest officer, its for curing roe" Too bad about the waders and float tube, what a let down eh!!! Sure looks like Candy is someone everyone should meet in their lifetime. Neat place too. Joey

Cool, I think snakes are neat. They eat rodents too, even better Joey

Cool, thanks!

The whole situation is heart wrenching Lew. I know of your loss Lew and yours aswell Gerritt, but I was unaware of your loss Davis. It was devastating to read let alone live through. My heart goes out to all of you. I can't even imagine! Joey

Welcome ya wanka Nice shots there bud. I have a friend who lives in New South Whales who is from Ontario. Look forward to your fishing pics. Joey

Mom and I were looking through the old photos last night and she was telling me my grandparents took her and her brother and sister (Uncle Bob and Auntie Pat) to Lake Simcoe all the time, renting cabins most weekends at Willow Beach and staying at Mossington Park. There were tons of photos and this one I took a pic of to see if it has changed much since 1940. Its an aerial shot of the area from back then. Anyone live in the area and has it changed much? Joey

Fantastic job Now I know who to call when I want to do some reno work Joey

Welcome Becky, nice to see another gal on here And I spose anyone who knows Carole can't be at all bad, Cliff on the other hand........... Joey

Welcome to Canada Will be interesting to see what you think of our fine fishery as compared to the UK. Good luck with the job search, I'll keep an eye open. Joey

Great report. Too bad about the Niagara being a washout, but that's the chances you take with that river. Nice big cats for sure, well done Joey

Interesting article, thanks! Joey

Outstanding Joey