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Very nice...thanks for sharing...looks like your having a great season Cheers Craig

Awesome service...nice to hear Cheers Craig

Well....you certainly are a tough one Bunk..lol I believe that most kids bite them subconsciously and don't even really realize they are doing it. I've heard about something that you can get at the drug store to put on her fingers that tastes repulsive. Maybe if you were to try it and give her an "assist", she might kick it. I've never tried it, just heard about it Good luck with it. Cheers Craig

Wow....quite a story...thanks for posting Brian. I'm not a big baseball fan, but it's tough not to pull for someone like that. Cheers Craig

I was going to guess North Rustico, PEI...beutiful spot. Took a couple of charter boats out for Cod in that area. Cheers Craig

Knowing the area where you are launching from would help out alot. As others have mentioned, the bass are everywhere holding on structure. Dragging tubes, jigging spoons, crankbaits, etc. The walleye are deeper, but starting off of Port Maitland, Port Colborne would be a good start. Everyone has their favorite lures, but I never seem to go wrong with harnesses. Just finding the hot color can be some work. Don't know where you are located, but talking to other anglers at the launch you use will no doubt point you in the right direction. Cheeers Craig

Best of luck taper.....I grew up in that area and know it well. You targeting bows??? Cheers Craig

I would say Pike Cheers Craig

lol fireball.....I love it

Yes I had the surgey Daplumma. I was in/out of the surgery in les than 15 minutes. the longest part of the whole thing is waiting for the freezing to take. Recovery was fairly short too as I recall. Keep you finger rested in the splint that they will put it in and you should be back to normal in a week or two. It will feel much better before that, but back to new in two weeks. Cheers and let us know how it goes Craig

Wow...great day boys Cheers Craig

Nice report Jedi... Looked like a great morning on the water. Nice perch from that body of water. Cheers Craig

Nice report... Good job on getting her fixed up and back out there. Did you make it out to the mouth before getting blown off the water. I've heard the perch are in there thick right now. Cheers Craig

Awesome Cliff and Bly ...glad you guys had a great time Thanks for a sharing your perspective on the weekend Cheers Craig

Don't get me started on the outdoors card. Instead of complaining about how it looks, how about some complaints about its purpose? Does it even have one? It's a license to buy a license. Nothing more. The silliest cash grab that I've ever seen. Amen Dan C

Hi Wendel.... There is another campsite right in Mitchell's Bay at the Marina if you are looking for another camping spot Cheers Craig

I do know from personal experience that due to firewall restrictions, I can't log on at work, however I can view and read the posts as a guest. That may explain part of the number of perceived lurkers. Just my .02 Cheers Craig

Absolutely wonderful report....thanks for sharing. That it quite the tent you haul in there... Cheers Craig

Dude....your yard fishing is killing me.. Enjoy Cheers Craig

Awesome intro JWL....welcome and looking forward to the reports. Cheers Craig

Next boat will be " Angler Management II" Cheers Craig

In the last couple of summers, they have been spotted in Guelph and Georgetown areas. Cheers Craig

Well said Lew... A true Canadian and a true hero. Always think of him when I hear that song "He ain't heavy, he's my brother" Cheers Craig

Nice haul Steve Never know what your gonna get at the dam eh. Cheers Craig

I fished Temiskaming opener for quite a few years, however always at the north end (New Liskeard area). Depending on the weather, the fish were quite often in the feeder rivers (Wabi, Blanche etc.) or shallow near the river mouths. A bit of experimenting and you should be able to find them fairly shallow. Spinners slow trolled with a worm work well, harnesses in the same fashion. White/yellow twisters and even a plain old minnow still fished would produce. The fish seem to move into smaller bays and shallow shoals in the evening which we found was the best time for fishing. The water in Temiskaming can be pretty stained so daytime fishing can be alright as well. Good luck and let us know how you make out. PS are you staying on the Ontario or Quebec side of the Lac Cheers Craig