capt bruce

NO ITS NOT !!!!!!!!!!!! First you insult people who take Pictures of their fish and try to justify it by saying it HURTS (stresses) the fish . Than you get on the "YOU NEVER SEE THIS WITH PROS" elitist bull crap , i have seen many PROS post such pics , all the time ... Why do I get mad at guys like you not worth my time .... maybe get your wifeie to rub your feet or something 'the big boys were yelling at me again mommy"

Live well , double header, 5 FISH LIMIT .... Oh ya close your eyes

I"M A LITTLE BIT TIRED AT THE MOMENT, MY WIFE IS GOING INSANE, BUT IT WILL GET BETTER.... NO it Won't its all down hill from here, it will years before ya get a GOOD nights sleep ( lmao) .... oh ya "Happy Birthday "

Dont know if Lucky does reel repair , its the only tackle shop in scarborough I know of , maybe give them a call. Lucky Fishing Tackle Address : 4221 Sheppard Ave E Scarborough, ON , M1S5H5 416) 609-8838

Only thing missing from that first pic is the banjos lol . Good to see a couple of good friends getting in some time together , good friends a boat and a few catfish to catch ,can it get any better (I imagine there might of been a jug or two of some good sipping corn liquor involved allso) winter has gotta end soon

Terry ya kill me bro , i spit coffee a good 10 feet , AHHHHHH!!!!!

Was given some last spring , we ran them on flat lines off the bar for early lakers , had catches on the blue / silver and red/white . Ones I have are 5-6 inches long look alot like Rapala tail dancers , on 100 foot leads with 20 pound trilene mono we figured they were running at about 10 feet .

Hold fast great idea for the "Roller" simple but it works. " If ya cant be handsome be handy" Red Fisher

Like Urban said , most if not all major BRANDS of reels will have good lines from starters right up to top of the line , some guys will tell you one brand and others will scream for another , Best to make a list of the features you want and your price , and than as Urban said go to the store and look at the reels in your price range with the things you want on them and than with reel in hand make your choice . Shimano Citica E is a good starter reel but like I said probably every MAJOR brand has something similar and for you it may be just the one , so many here are caught up on the BRAND thing "I only buy Ford or I only Buy Merc or Shimano etc. etc. Im sure all the top brands have their followers so try a few and find out what is the one FOR YOU , as your the one who will be useing it and paying . for a review of the citica look here "http://www.tackletour.com/reviewshimanocitica200e.html" good luck in finding a reel once you go over to baitcasters you will nevr spin again lol, B

We were talking about ways to make donations to the site and I think this is a great way 500 OFC rapallas we pay a dollar more to TJ site gets 500 dollars and we all get an OFC lure .. But instead of rapalas shouldnt they be JUMLAS

Sounds like a great idea ,Id buy a few

"I heard on the radio the other day that GM pays 1 BILLION a year in Viagra perscriptions." ???????? Damn this winter has got to end , we all need to get out more . I heard from a guy who knows this guy heard it from his sisters friends cousin that "pigs can fly " it has to true ..

Congrats , a new OFC'er , you gonna have to go out and buy a bunch of gear for the little guy lol. Hope mother and son are doing fine . Best thing ever happened in my life was the births of my children ..

That is just amazeing got my mind working . I have racks I can mount on mine for carrying in my hunting stuff (rifles ,bows and packs etc.) in the fall and a rack I can put on for ice fishing with mounts for augers and gear , never thought of something like this , great idea Hope Im not stealing your patent , lol but I got to make one of these

GDI = Pyramid Scheme Internet marketing scams prey on the innocent. Sorry to rain on your parade

Thats the one It is kinda ugly , but in a nice way, like I said allways been good to me

Best little kicker Ive had ,before this I allways went with a two stroke merc 9.9 oil in the gas etc., aside from the usual maintance and I changed an impeller a year or so ago no problems ,starts up cold runs on a thumble full of gas , had it out pushing my 12 foot tinny with me and anouther 200 pounder at the nuke plant chrismas day , allways bought north american ,now Ive gone over to the dark side lol.. Good luck, my friend bought his because of the good luck Ive had with mine .

No carp and crappie are not the same kinds of fish

Had a family of the buggers move in last summer under my garage , My stupid german sheppard was getting sprayed two three times a week .I tried all the home made stuff my friends told my about and bought a few of the skunk out things at the pet store what I found that worked was just plain old dish soap , a good washh and rinse with lemon dish soap was the best thing I found . Whan i finally managed to trap one of them the animal control guy just checked him out and than RELEASED IT at the end of my driveway !!!!!! Funny tho a few days latter they just all died, sad so very very sad ???? Must had been a murder suicide or one of the young skunks was playing with a loaded gun , skunk home invasion , toronto is becomeing a dangerous place sh#t happens , who knows with skunks ??? but ya they all died and I burried them in the garden , no more smelly dog

7.5 horse four stroke ? I think its an 86 I have an 83 BF75L and the serial number ends in 83 and my buddy has an 85 and I just checked his number ends in 85 ? my friend bought his (85)last fall on ebay paid 580.00

Was gonna come out at lunch , but I can see the harbor from my office and too much ice was moving around would of enjoyed to meet Doug . remember Snag the first ones are free and than before ya know it Dougs yours and selling Carp at the corner of Spadina and dundas to get enough for maybe a bite of an open faced no more Panini's for you .. Just say NO

Was there yesterday working and its still frozen ,(we're doing alot of inprovements to the pond and building a classroom , lunch area ,for students to come and study the pond after we finish,this will be the first hay bail constructed building in toronto) but the ice is thinning around the shore wont last much longer . we are doing lots of work on the pond and surrounding area and I made sure I used my imput to make sure when we're finished the pond will have 3 very nice shoals for bass spawning and more ares for access for fishing. working in Storm water management has its good side .

The baits of choice for flipping/ pitching are typically jigs and plastic worms. To limit your lure choices to these, however, is a serious error. Many of the biggest bass have fallen prey to a jig and frog combination. Worms, spinnerbaits, curly-tailed grubs, buzzbaits and rattling baits all will produce. Jigs - They are weedless, penetrate cover easily and imitate a favorite bass food: crawfish. Jigs can be versatile. Their action and descent changes dramatically. A heavy jig with a little trailer will fall rapidly; conversely, a smaller jig with a large trailer will make many presentations possible. Generally, a heavier jig (over 1/2 ounce) is used for flipping. Pitching jigs start at 1/4 to 5/8 ounce. You can use a variety of pork and plastic trailers, depending on the situation. Worms - Rigged weedless (Texas style) or on a leadhead, work well for both techniques. The slender shape of the plastic worm lends itself well in close quarters. Slim-shaped baits, incidentally, are popular with bass; long, thin objects appear easy to swallow. On entering the water, worms land gently and create less disturbance. Preferred colors are purple, black, red shad and motor oil. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and sometimes larger worms are preferable. Spinnerbaits - Short-arm spinnerbaits are great drop-type baits for flipping and pitching. A single Colorado blade with a white or chartreuse/white skirt is a good choice. Again, drop can be controlled by the addition of the trailer. Short-arm spinners work well when flipped and pitched. Oddball Baits - Tube jigs, lizards, Rat-L-Trap type baits, Slug-Go type soft baits, grubs and buzzbaits are a few of the many lures that can be pitched. The key is the bait's quiet entry and instant action. Bass act instinctively to a bait that appears and then begins a frightened retreat. Each lure has its place. Bass are opportunistic feeders. When food is present, they must make a choice either to strike or allow the intruder to escape. Bass - especially large bass - try to find flaws in lures. If there's no indication that the lure isn't real, the fish will readily strike. Silent lures, jigs, worms and grubs offer few clues to being artificial. For this reason, more fish are consistently caught on these types of lures. They become doubly deadly when presented using flipping and pitching methods. Every angler encounters bass in neutral or negative feeding modes, fish in highly pressured water or simply lure-shy lunkers. In these situations, pitching and flipping catch more bass. Leave the casting and cranking to the beginners.

Good catch persistance pays off . Ive done that a time or two down there , never thought it thru , how IF I catch one how will I land it , lol good you had help bet the water still alittle cold burrrr .

Ya i hear ya Buckster , just add the word marine or in this case call it a "Float reel bearing" and the price goes thu the roof just call it a bearing and it dont cost near as much, Good for you finding them ..