fishdawg

thanks all for the responses - i posted this to get this kind of feedback Dan - your response i think will win. I completely overlooked that I would no longer be able to lend my grill out to someone else if it was needed, like we previously have. thanks OFC

have a good one Wayne - have a Pepsi on me! (looks ike he's keeping his word & working in shop away from the screen)

hope you & boys threaten a Live Release pike record in the coming days Bunk, have fun!

I am not a carp guy - but Fishing World in Hamilton has a nice corner full of carp gear

Sorry for NF post Our current house in which moved into last fall has a natural gas line hook-up on or patio for the BBQ. I am just curious as to how much does it normally cost to get the "adapter" & is there much to doing it yourself? Any "cons" to this at all? I like the idea of never having a tank go empty on ya in the middle of cooking for guests & such. Thanks in advance for opinions/suggestions. Much appreciated.

will "Fish Guts" be performing?

nice one rick i'll save that & watch it later

i always fish trout opener............ on the big lake where there is lotsa room to share with everyone

and the Zander

after all the bantering about WHERE the next potential muskie would be caught, thought it would be fun to see what SPECIES would be next in line to fall. Now I am talking freshwater species. Or what species do you think WONT ever get broken. So what do you think? How about a 40lb Great lakes browntrout? I think a giant laketrout from NWT could possibly surface again. I think its currently at 70lbs +/- ?? I think that 97lb Chinook salmon is pretty safe.

there is a couple spots on that page whre you can click to read the March '07 newsletter attachment - that is where it can be found

I too agree that an out-of-season record sized Muskie will appear before one that is in season

When I mentioned Lake Ontario as a possibility, the lack of muskie fishing pressure was one of the reasons I considered it. Another was the wide variety of forage. I was also kinda thinking along the Bay of Quinte as a possible spot. the only way it will come from lake O though will be another O'brien scenario - next to nobody targets them there

Dan - i currently have the Garmin E-trex Legend Cx very nice unit, lots of memory, but small screen - its uits me very fine for now for what i need it for I think two of the better hand-held units out there right now for mapping are the Garmin Map 76cx (?) or Lowrance's new one ( i foget the model) both seem very comparablem, large screens, ect.... before you make a purchase take into account the available map software/chips & see what would suit you best, - though i guess nearly all your fishing is within one/two regions, that would be a little easier for you as opposed to us southern ontario folks who's fishing trips may take them to different " map regions".

Georgian Bay or some part of Lake Ontario now its just a matter of someone finding it among the vast blue & then landing it

tiller for me as well: 16.7 & 30hp suits me fine for now -very versatile, great lakes trolling or shallow bass'n - later on sometime it'll be a 18 footer with a full console

fire things up with some AC/DC, continue on with some of The Who, Boston, Tom Cochrane, & wind down with Neil Young. As far as fishing songs go Van Morrison's "the Water" , Max Webster's "Million Vacations", & Stompin Tom's "Ballad of the Coho"

this winter i bought a bunch of old spoons & flashers off Ebay for pretty cheap - I then stripped 'em all bare & re-painted & prism taped them to my own patterns. A nice way to pass some time. Just waiting for the sun to come out so I can try them on those salmon & trout!

its been said before Mo: "Good things happen to good people" and "pay it forward"

another fine running by 3 of the Hendrick's boyz!

its the "I dont have anything better to do, so I am gonna poo-poo on your hobby that I really dont care or know much about" bylaw

the guy on the right sorta looks like crappiesteve

March Madness (College basketball tournament) Selection Sunday is today!

couldnt take it any longer, after 68 long days of garage hibernation, the boat got wet again - found a usable launch & fired things up for another softwater season was a tough go, but near the end of the day we avoided the skunk with this red-cheeker a few more weeks of trout before the salmon arrive ( water temps pending of course)

aint nothing wrong with Labatts 50! I am a "young gun" and I enjoy it