ecmilley

yup after all these years as a shimano pro staffer bob has signed with abu

i pull all 3 of my battery's and leave in my utility room and charge them a couple times during the winter, have seen many people leaving them in there boats with no troubles but rather be on the safe side

don't pay really what can they do about it

I don't even look anymore, but the pump clicked off at $108 so it must of been down when i fueled up.

couple more weeks and just maybe go disturb the neigbourhood, think it was 09 that i was out riding ganaraska forest by dec

there were 3 maybe 4 sunny's in that pile that were deep hooked and no atlantics had no marshmellows that day

my sleds ready to go brrrrrrraaaaaaap

and of course. last of the night' get busy dying or get busy fryin

i remember that storm like 6 inches of snow at my place and 3 ft 20 minutes north in kinmount

feed em to the guests wayne tell em its pickeral from the lake down the road little fish crisp won't know the difference

i agree with the week or two, but longer growing season can be in debate, carolina has a longer grow but new york is marginal, central/southerontario grow season is longer or the same as wisconsin or minnisota but also research has proved that shorter growing seasons translate to longer life in fish so it would be a case of 6 of one 1/2 doz of the other, i think lake champlain could be a model for central/soouthern ontario bass fishing

actually I think an all round open season would have economic benefits for most of ontario and would help walleye populations in certain areas but given I now have an open all year panny fishery and decent walleye/bass/musky on my lake. i am thrilled to get the edge off a week earlier for bass

or of course a mess of these.

stuff like this i am talking about. fresh kawartha walley fillets

yup pretty sure there was a big debate here earlier this year about the same thing.

I am with you wayne, damn steelheaders

check the regs most times lakers are closed in the extended areas, but other than that caught millions of them in the lower ganaraska while steely fishing they do seem to run some bigger tribs

never a gar gots lots of walleyes over the year out of bowmanville and ganaraska rivers as well as pike bass wgsf sunnys

wind guru is pretty decent on forecasting winds around the great lakes

nice little treasure

i got the important stuff already, gas, kerosene and propane to run genny, aux heater and coleman stove, all i need to grab is extra beer and this time tie up my tin boat as the last storm destroyed my other 12fter

Not at all, as usual it's getting so that people jump on others for even entertaining the idea of keeping a fish what ever happened to enjoying your catch? with regards to the rivers I say shut it down if it's that big of a problem i guess playing out large fish on 2lb test isn't gonna kill anyfish, if people were really concerned about fish welfare then they would actually use line rated to what there fishing for but i guess there's no sport in that.

i don't know i just find it insulting to be told to have let that fish go, it may be that attitude the last few years that keeps the 350 pics or so in my computer and camera unshared. It should be obvious the bait and 1 oz tungsteen weight is still in its mouth, I ran up my steps and the 50 ft to the house to get quick pictures to run this impressive fish back into the lake, as fish like this deserves to be caught more than once. as for weight it was a 6 or bigger, wasn't keeping it out of the water longer than i had to decision was photo or weigh it. here is a pic from earlier in the year big bass was 5.1 on the digi before i sent them on there way.

got this beast off the dock earlier in the week biggest bass i caught out of sturgeon. been having a great year on strike king plastics this fish was on a ragetail space monkey

was there anyone following him carrying a keg of beer