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thats a smoke/prl/gold fleck holographic violet fat slammer or something like that i just call them the "good ones"

wtg nice fish

out on saturday and seeing the walleye didn't seem to be co-operating decided to start drop shotting the weeds edges and was rewarded with my first drop shot bucket, here's a couple shots.

the bogs conditions can change fast, best to ask where your renting what's going on, there isn't many "spots" the whole lake is a fish factory good luck and post some pics

I stopped by Gagnons after work Thursday and they have recently been restocked with the strikezone baits if anyone is intrested, my wallet takes a pounding in that store but i got some cool colours

I have been looking at boats in the 8-14k range I figure if I don't really like fishing off them I wouldn't be taking a huge hit in the wallet reselling it, as for performance I live on Sturgeon lake don't really need to go faster than 50 never thought about top speed, just being able to fish on something wide and stable

man wish I was there thanks for that awesome report, that's what it'a all about

this again, oh well console is better

I have been looking at a couple used Bass boats and other than the engine and electrical that I have no problems checking out,. Are there any common problems with certain manufacters that I should be aware of, really like some of the ranger,s I've been looking at but also skeeter and triton and pro-craft all have some nice boats. Maybe we can all make a faq for buying used boats?

It's all good

thanks for sharing, that is just awesome, sitting here at work salivating thinking about the chance of boating some of these beauty's in the near future I am a lefty thats how I do everything

http://www.strikezonetournamentbaits.com/dealerlocator.htm looks like you will have to order cudz, no dealer close to you. Bucktail personlly I think that the slammers have a much more natural action for the finesse fishing that dropshotting is these things squirm dance and vibrate with the least amount of input, where the gulps smell good but like you said arn't very pliable and seem to require a more jigging like action than a twitching

Well I just had a week off work and spent what time i could in the boat when it wasn't blowing like mad on the lake. with all the unstable weather the last week getting fish to co-operate was a bit tough, but with some expert advice I used drop shotting most of the week and was surprised at the amount of fish I got into, the big fish for me of the week was a 21 inch smallie (no camera that day go figure) tons of 1 and 1.5 lbers kept me amused. Also did the Gulp versus strikezone tourny baits, If you like drop shotting those strikezone baits were outfishing gulps easily 2 to 1 awesome action. hers's a couple pics of some fish anyway. decisions decisions little guys even little skis like strikezones another toothy critter same fish diff angle

any of the kawarthas are a great choice if your looking for numbers, sturgeon, pigeon, scugog have all been producing good numbrs in the last week

IF my little car can pull this around without much of a problem, then any small fwd suv will work fine for a 750-1000lb boat

http://www.trackerboats.com/boat/?boat=2843 if this is the boat your talking about then by all means get it these boats cut the water well and will give you years of service

I would stick with the princecraft boats both deep v designs will handle just about any kind of conditions

never forget that day, was stuck in traffic in my old ford taurus listning to howard stern when the first reports came in

as usual great photographer

thanks for the info, sure is intresting.

great going there, never got out once on the weekend, but the lake sure looked good just had way to much to do this weekend

Dan I think you should go fishing

there's the launch right in town riveria park, snug harbour has a launch, there is also a free public launch in thurstonia at the bottom of pavillion st, which is pretty much smack in the middle of the lake, ther is also launches around long beach

I prefer to go with yamaha products i find them much more reliable, a good sled for what your looking for would be be the venture touring it has a 144 inch track handles the twisties pretty good and will pretty much float over everything, plus it's super comfy to boot .

to bad wishing sincere condolences to the family