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nice fish and great scenery shot

congrats

nice one,congrats

nice report and great pics

interesting to read,thanks for sharing

great report and fish.Looks like a blast

just a picture of a spider I took outside my front door.Thought it turned out pretty good for my camera

great shots as usual,thanks for sharing

nice one Kennyman,lol.

I think you had them worried,lol.Good luck tonight

congrats on a great day

great shots,really like the last one

Had an hour to kill before supper so thought I would go to my spot.I have not gone down in a few days so just wanted to get out.Was nice weather but a little windy at times. Within 10 minutes this guy decided to bite. As you can tell from the second pic he didn't like me holding him and decided to give me some dirty clothes for it.After him I caught these two. That was pretty much it and had to head home for supper.Not bad for an hour.

congrats on a good week

good for you for not just sitting back but doing something productive/positive about it.

great shot

real cartoons,thanks for sharing

Police recover body of man from Grand Posted 1 day ago | Updated 1 day ago Provincial police have recovered a body they believe to be that of Leo Sexsmith, the 58-year city man who went missing and was presumed drowned after a boating mishap on the Grand River last week. The OPP canine unit and emergency response team members were continuing their search for Sexsmith on Wednesday when they found a body floating in an isolated area of the river. The body was pulled out of the river at about 4 p.m. and sent to a Hamilton hospital where a post-mortem will be conducted Thursday to establish positive identity and the cause of death, a spokesman for the Brant OPP said. Sexsmith had disappeared last Thursday while boating with a friend, a 60-year-old Burford man. The pair had entered the water at a Beach Road address sometime after noon and travelled down the river. At some point, Sexsmith went into the river and failed to resurface. His friend, who has not been identified by police, was found at the river's edge about 5:30 p.m. Friday by two people paddling a canoe. Noticing the man appeared to be in distress, they continued up the river until they met a pedestrian who was asked to call police. Police and rescue workers from the Brant County fire department spent the weekend looking for Sexsmith. Their efforts included an underwater search. This was in the Brantford newspaper

still nice,wtg

nice story,good for him

good report,thanks for sharing

chilly here too,actually mentioned the "s" word on the weather

have a safe trip

that is crazy

nice one