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  1. The first thing you will notice, they did not put fishing on the list of activities you do in parks, rather disappointed in this myself.However there is room to include fishing in the "other" box.

     

    They include Nature Hiking and Nature Observation/Bird Watching but leave out fishing?

     

    I made sure they know about my disappointment. If you feel the same please make sure you note it as well.

  2. Teaching my 5 year old to fish I've realized just how complicated I've made the sport.

     

    Me too.

     

    Bell sinker, split shot, 6 inches of line, hook. Ziplock of corn in vanilla extract. Cast out, tighten up the line, squish a piece of bread on the line as a strike inticator and to give them a lil slack to suck it up with no resistance.

     

    Wait.

     

    My girls love carping.

  3. A 3 yr old with a float reel? That is awesome. You have to do a vid of that once she gets used to it. I was pumped when my 4 yr old could flip the bail and cast a spinning reel!

     

    I would go the fly reel route for sure.

  4. Are you saying Lake O shorelines fall under FMZ 17 regulations? I did not think this was the case but I have been wrong before.

     

    No sir, the shorelines are not open. However, in some of the areas I fish east and west of me the 20 boundry does not follow in shore the same as it does in other areas.

  5. Just getting dailed in on Lake Ontario shorelines and bays for Pike with the umbrella rig and it closed Mar 31..... or so I thought.

     

    Just had a hard look at the map boundry details between FMZ 20 and FMZ 17 Pike open year round. :thumbsup_anim:

  6. Thank you to all who repsonded, we filled the position.

     

    Hey all,

     

    We are offering a unique and interesting opportunity to join our at eTackle Canada.

     

    We are looking for some more PT help. Perfect for the retiree or someone with some time on their hands.

     

    Must Haves

     

    - computer literate. High speed internet access.

    - ability to travel to Clarington for meetings

    - general knowledge of sportfish, tackle and techniques.

    - eCommerce / Social media experience and a marketing background a bonus.

     

    Send me a PM through here if you are interested. Putting this out to OFC members first.

     

    Thanks

     

    Phil

  7. I often disagree with Bob but in my opinion he is 'bang on' here.

     

    I am still torn. You should be accountable if you put yourself is a dangerous situation and have been warned. Your the one flipping the coin IMO.

     

    But Billy does make some good points. Where do you draw the line? Extreme skiers? Rock Climbers? Guys fishing in a Canoe in February at the nuke plant outflow in 4 fters?

  8. Give it a shot all, it's worth taking them out at night. The glow sticks are the key I think.

     

    I hear you on the wife part Ryan. You have to word it right. I told the misses, There is ice 3 hours from here and I can go ice fishing with her or take her down the street in the late evening. It wasn't an issue after that. :)

     

     

    The website is looking good Phil - the youtube review videos are a nice touch!

     

     

    See told ya.

     

    That float was probly like playing peek a boo. LOL

     

    Thanks Gents, lots more to come and on Canadian Waters. We are just getting started! Not all with my ugly mug in them either. :)

  9. Hey all,

     

    Time is tight for me nowadays as I burn the candle at both ends.

     

    I wanted to take my lil one fishing. But our plans got cancelled so I made it up buy taking her late evening / night fishing!

     

    What a blast. I put the little glow sticks on her float and she absolutely loved it. She could see the bites and totally freak when the light disappeared.

     

    If you haven't tried panfishing at night with the little ones, give it shot! Just thought I would share.

     

    Phil

  10. Probably totally unfair, but I split the barrel on a mossberg 12ga. Saw the split just as I was about to put another round through it. Can't help but be a little gun shy with them now. (ouch pun)

     

    That being said a friend of mine got the 3 barrel Mossberg set, I never fired it but it felt really nice and the price is good.

  11. I hate to write this, but I had a black lab that was very very well trained and showed zero aggression. As a pup I used to put his food in my hand and put it in his mouth, also used to bang pots and pans and shout as he ate. (relate happy times to loud noises, makes them less gun shy)

     

    When he was still young around 5 he took a swipe at me out of the blue. Way out of his character. Took him to the vet, he was very sick, very sick.

     

    Take the advice others mentioned above and have him looked at.

     

    If he is healthy, maybe he forgot the rules and needs a reminder like sinker said.

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