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With 1.5 acres to cut, I don't worry about thatching or aerating or fertilizing even. So long as it is green.

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Look on Spoonpullers lots of guides there.

Totally untraceable. A couple rolls here a couple rolls there.....

Look at the Mossberg package as well. My son in law has that and quite likes it.

The motors look like re-branded Tohatsus in my opinion.

As well, if you go to Port Maitland there is a free launch there. You could also launch on the opposite side of the river or at the Dunville boat club just behind the Beer store.

I was thinking you might be a good candidate as well Moosebunk.

You're right Mike, I cannot ever recall Pikeslayer becoming upset due to an unfortunate occurrence. He is a man with a very even keel, especially when he loses a expensive piece of equipment in 300 feet of water.

Henry, You just raised the bar on responses to this type of thread! I am going to try that on Saturday.

Thanks for this discussion. I am finding it very helpful! :thumbsup_anim:

Does anyone have a favourite way to rig for catfish that you wish to share? I am looking for new ideas and was hoping that we could get a discussion going on this.

Yea, but carpenters are nailing things down.....

You're from Barrie........

I have a 5' long drill bit that I used to use in situations like that, but! make sure you don't drill into anything other than joist. Pipes, wire, air ducts etc....

I have to warn you pretty soon there will be at least one bass boat screaming up and down the river however this one does come off plane for smaller craft.

Gasp, how could you do that! But hey it is up to the owner to do as seen fit.....

The MNR might be a good place to ask. They may even want to be aware of the possible problem.

Check this site for more, but true: http://www.snopes.com/legal/lawsuits.asp

I would come roaring up my my bass boat, cut the throttle just as I get to the swim platform, wityh a loud UNNNGGGGGHHHH get out of the drivers seat making sure that I have the machine with the flashing lights and the machine that goes beep on and in full view of the spectators that have rushed down to the bank in order to, (no doubt), watch me, the master, fish this section of lake that they happen to vacation by. Then I would slowly lean over, trying to get past my rotund exposed belly, and pick up one of my many ultra-expensive rod and reel combos, and display it to the spectators on shore so they can admire the fact that I have something they don't have. Realizing that I forgot to drop the bowmount trolling motor I would bellow a particularly offensive explitive, toss my afore-mentioned rod and reel combo, lumber over to the bow of my blinding sparkly bass boat, and with an even louder grunt pull the handle and drop it into the water. Then I would cast my lure and expertly bounce it of the dock only leaving one lure behind that had the mis-fortune of hooking it self into the easily accessible side of the dock. That is how I would fish that area.

Of all the stellar lines in the writing, that is my favourite! :rofl2:

I have been put in charge of arranging a team building exercise/fishing trip for my division at work. It will consist of myself, two female co-workers AND our spouses, (don't get any ideas...) :jerry: Time frame, July - early September and it would be mid-week Wendsday - Friday. What I am looking for is a place suitable for a Ranger Bass boat, good accommodations, possible boat rental, and within an hour of Ottawa or other place that is easy to fly (commercially) into. Any suggestions are welcome, and species does not matter. Probably pan fish is what we will be catching. Thanks in advance

Let's test it on Erie tomorrow, see if I can stand up in it...

The guy with the most big fish.

PM Garry2r's he is great company and a a heck of a fisherman to boot! He can give you a Kawarthas experience you are not soon to forget.