BillM

Nice Ron!!!

I've been eating plastic via Pizza Hut cheese for a while. I'm doomed lol.

Change the engine/bottom end oil. Suck up some RV Antifreeze into the livewell, and pump the tires up to 70-75psi so they don't flat spot. Hook up the onboard chargers and toss in some moth balls. Boat doesn't sit that long, usually out of the water mid Dec, back in the water in March.

Nice chromers! You up in the wood water yet or still fishing the bottom end?

No need to fog a 4 stroke.

Black and orange, not surprised lol. Beauty fish.

Saw some boys out in Gbay blasting a few this past weekend.

TF is this? LOL

It's about that time when the water temps are getting close to mid 50s and the fish are doing all kinds of unpredictable things.. Woods is a tough fish the best of days. Goodluck!

How much money have those guys won in the past?

I like ear clamps for fuel lines. Take apart anything with fuel lines and you'll see manufacturers do as well

Nice! When's the trip?

Definitely time and place with the Vibrato. Not the first lure I take out when vertical jigging lake trout (Or anything else for that matter)

I'd honestly pick a different lake. It's not easy, a flyin would be easier lol. Chapleau area is known for great walleye fishing and an easy drive.

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Extended closed walleye season on Nip.. You won't be fishing walleye in May. Make sure to read the regs, that lake is extremely strict and the MNR is out there.

If he wants numbers, muskie isn't something he should be looking at. OP should have no problems finding an outfitter that has dynamite walleye fishing. It's a big province. I could make some recommendations but unfortunately they're all flyin options.

That's a Tiger if I was a betting man.

I've done the blade thing as well, I've got a nice light willow on one right now actually, lol.

That must have been one hell of a fight.

That's great info Lew! I definitely prefer suspended vs rising, although it does depend on the structure I'm fishing. I'll give that trick of yours a shot and see how it goes.

There are times where it's absolutely stupid not to put one on (High winds over shallow cover, choppy water, incoming front) But I've done much better this fall on glides and similar. I rolled probably the biggest fish I've ever seen on a Suick up at Nip. I love/hate those baits as well, the rise is way too fast she came out of a boulder field in probably 7ft of water, rolled and completely missed it, I tried to figure 8 her at the boat but I was using a 7'6 jerkbait rod and just couldn't do my turns wide enough. She was so big she was having problems turning on the lure, so she just gave up lol. That Suick now has a 1/4oz bell sinker attached to the middle split, makes the rise much slower. Got a nice on in Severn the other night casting the same lure. Fished the Kawarthas last week, not a single fish/follow on a bucktail/spinnerbait. All glides, dive/rise etc. The pause gets them everytime.

Find the nastiest, shallow water and you'll find these critters. I always think I've got a monster largie on until I get a look.

Not at all man, I've got lures that people love that I hate lol! That's really the only time a Live Target gets clipped on, rarely during the rest of the year Muskie guys love bucktails, I loath them. It's the absolutely last bait I'll ever put on.

Interesting. Early season Lake O fishing, Live Targets are always the first to get clipped into the planner boards.