Chuck Enwinde

It's almost like JT heard the chirps. Though I'll admit I'm a bit jealous that Sens fans got to watch a game with a fight.

Can't believe I didn't know these existed. Hey Dave, I'll extend Doug's offer a couple hours west. If you have time to sneak in some steelheading, bring Drifter 016 and it can meet a long lost sibling in Drifter 004. I'll bet they could tell some stories.

Check out Adam Dempsey's site as well at https://fishingoutposts.com/ lots of good info to help you make your choice.

Clam's got some solid offerings now. They also have some junk. Don't think Otter deals in junk. My $.02.

First off, excellent gift idea. That's one they won't soon forget. Lots of information on Mikes's site. It will help to know where they're starting the journey from? I've flown with Hearst Air, Luenbergers and Nakina Air and had great trips with all of them.

I've had two repair jobs that got just about as far as that picture before I twisted the aluminum hose trying to get the brass fitting off. Both ended up in the bin. Maybe I should have looked around for an air plane mechanic.

Old cold one.

A veritable Legends Row! I bet there's lots of folks out there that Roy never met that think of highly of him.

Agree with what's been said. Rainbows just complicates things. Never stayed at Ray's Camp but, Ramsey is good fun. If you want some variety, check out Moosehorn lodge in Chapleau. Decent walleye fishing on the lake but the set up is a bit unique in that they have boats cached at lots of different lakes in the area. They'll give you a key and an appropriate motor and you can choose your own adventure- Pike, walleye, brook trout, whitefish or smallmouth (open all year). You can do a week for about $500 a person including boat, gas and bait.

I would 10/10 roe crust the heck out of that thing. Beauty piece Spiel.

Check with County Shores south of Deseronto. Pretty sure they still put huts out.

Sail has there own branded EVA foam boots now. I wasn't tempted. And yeah driving with Nats is not recommended. I was backing in to a ramp with them on a few years ago and as I applied the brakes I could hear the engine revving, apparently the brake wasn't the only thing I was hitting. Lucky I didn't sink the truck.

I wonder if they Liquidated Minden Bait and Tackle? Might Be worth checking out Shane.. Brock's feet aren't small.

Getting a bit late for salmon but there are still a few swimming around. Go for a walk along the Humber River casting the mepps as you go. Chance for steelhead, browns or maybe a coho. Need a one day license ~$26. Mind the dams though,. No fishing within 23m downstream of the dams.

This is one I've been eyeing B https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/63711?page=emerger-ii-wading-jacket probably not in the same leaue as the Simms but LL Bean sells quality gear and stands behind it. Problem with the BPS or Cabela's is they're too long for wading.

Wabigoon is always stained, as far as I know. Nice going Simon some nice ones there. Can't wait to see the pic of the HUGE one next year. And Jack's hair is epic.

Depending on the area and the lake - some of it is on line - anything in Muskoka for instance.. If the lake happens to be part of the broad scale monitoring program, you can find it that way. Other than that, send a note to the local MNR office. Might take some time but in my experience they'll send you what info they have.

A real life LOL. Take TenneseeGuy's advice. He was catching monster pike before it was the cool thing to do. Good to see you posting Connie.

Yup. I'm a 10 and wear 13's in Nats. 11, and 12 fit but 13 was the most comfortable. I used a generic liner in my first pair for a couple years after the originals were set a little too close to the wood stove to dry - they worked well. And I usually walk backwards on the way out just in case.

You've got some solid recommendations so far. Look up Taro Murata for something a little more local.

No first hand knowledge but it would take a real idiot move for that to happen. My guess would be someone caught a sculpin and misidentified it.

On Saturday, I drove past Minden Bait and tackle where you got yours, and it's all closed up.

They're sneaky little buggers. Found one hiding out in my belly button one morning in the shower. I've spent a lot of time in the bush and never even saw one until this year - and now I've seen 5. Thanks for the reminder. I haven't seen one since spring and kind of forgot about them.

That's incredible Wayne. The girl in the denim jacket in the first pic looks like she just had her mind blown.

I'll take the net if B can't make it work. Don't know how I lost my BFN, but I did.