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Your girl is almost as cute as mine were at that age.....(and that is sayin' a lot!) Keep it up, and you won't lose her boatside, but rather gain her boatside.

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Then we will see you on the water!

Consider glass...

You might catch a fish.....or if you're on the beach you could catch ....(well you fill in the blank)

Not being a pilot....but isn't it against TC regs to land on floats and wheels on the same day? Some nice flying!

Thank you for sharing this summer with us. Aren't teens so much fun! I have 4 at home as well.

I am in with you, check your PM's. What about a "Break Out Another Thousand". Yours or mine...

I am in, cabin arrangements pending.

Good Idea! I will start a thread on just that.

Don't forget the "Fishing for Tyler" event in Feb!

You are moving soon?

That is what I was lookin for.....Maybe next time, or even year...Well done! How many inches was it?

Look for points, weed bed edges, anything that a predator can use for cover to ambush baitfish. Oh and cast at least 10,000 times Good luck!

I use eye witness weather. I look outside and if the trees are moving, then the boats not going to a great lake.

I can't seem to get a quote reply goin... *How fast was the current where you were fishing on compared to what you see on Queenston launch? * The current was around 5 mph, less than at the approach to the launch from downstream. *How deep were you fishing in general? * I was in 25 - 30 FOW on the shore run, and 45 - 60 FOW on the troll back to the launch. *Were you fishing US side or the Canadian Side? * I was on the Canadian side and will stay there as I do not have a NYS permit. *How strong was the wind? Paick a day when the wind is within 15km or less for easier control of our lures. Not easy to fish the river when it gets too windy, we have the wind and current to consider. * The wind was moderate, over 15 kmh though. Thank you for all the info you have given us, it has been very helpful!

Well it is time to get out the black and white paint, skunked on the Niagara. Launched at Queenston, and headed downstream about 4kms. My nephew and I went out for 2 1/2 hours yesterday and worked the shoreline, and trolled the mid-channel. We marked all kinds of fish at 15' and lower, but no hookups. One of the funnier things was when my nephew pointed out to me that we were trolling stationary, as the motor was running, water was going by, but the shore was the same spot for 10 minutes or so. What a current! We pulled minnow baits, spoons, and bucktails, what should we have used? Thanks for any advice.

Beyond words! Incredible trip, thank you for sharing the experience!

I have it on good authority that Garry 2r's is on his way to Arizona, let's hope this trip goes better than last years!

OK that didn't work ...anyone need a cabinmate for the Friday night?

That helped me too.

Well that settles that

That is the plan

It may not be an engine issue, but rather a prop issue. Talk to J & J marine in Hagersville for some good advice.

Try Maximum marine in Ancaster, he does not like to work on old motors, but can help you with some good advice.