Greencoachdog

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I just happen to be a "baby fish" magnet!

I don't think so. ... but maybe the faithful members of this board could get an honest answer from admin? i.e Shut down without notice for modifications, Shut down without notice for abuse, Shut down without notice indefinately...

The world record White Crappie was caught by this gal using a Zebco 33 she got for Mothers Day! http://www.heartlandoutdoorsman.com/phpBB2...opic.php?t=8882

Thank you for your efforts Ad.!!! I'll stop in this evening to see if anybody's home!

Welcome!!! Great pics and report!!! A Brit with a good sense of humor (per your "handle") You picked a beautiful spot live in... COLD!!!... but beautiful!!!

Great report and pics!!! I've seen that sign in Noelville, everything is north to me up there!

Great report and pics!!! Very nice Wall-ice for your first ones!... and Happy belated!!!

Great report and pics!!! Remember the depthfinder next time, I hate fishin' blind too. Very nice place you have there in Sask!

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Ya gotta love the Caribbean!!! Great report and pics!!!

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wasokay lasnight!

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I'm familiar with the exceptions... but not with all the areas. I'll be fishin' the West Bay and West Arm and abiding by the regs. Dunno if Callander Bay is included in the exceptions or not. (where Johnny was fishin') http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR_E001331.pdf

That's right!... and it sounds like there may be a little too much line on the spool as well. Hold a small straight edge up to your spool when putting line on to check your clearance when you start getting it close to full, you should have about an 1/8th of an inch clearance from the top to the bottom of the spool from the straight edge to the line.

Great report and some excellent pics Bern!!! Y'all should know better than to give children alcohol!!!... Look what you've done to him!!!... Poor little Billy!

Great report and pics Mike!!! Touch the Bullhead ya big sissy!!!

I think a large part of the abundance of eaters will come from the MNR raising the bottom of the slot from 40 cm. 15.7" to 43 cm. 16.9" which will turn a lot of previuosly "untouchable" fish over to the table!

I'd try the evening bite for sure! Early morning (dawn) too!

Great report and pics!!! Your new entry has been posted!

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