BillM

Back of a truck, sounds romantic! LOL

Take the cap off and check the points..

Lew, I'm sure that lump made for some pretty cool stories.

If you are going to fish topwater this weekend, do it bright and early or as the sun goes down in the evening.. I'll be out on Gloucestor/Little on Monday messing around.

Don't keep anything in your vehicle worth stealing and you'll be fine..

I wouldn't doubt it, Lake O is littered with them, especially the southern shore around Rochester.

I doubt it. If they wanted that, they wouldn't have used grease, lol.

Isn't the $7 for parking as well? I know it's like that at the Humber.

Sounds like half the fishing boats I see going up the 400. All stickered up... I hope they are getting paid by all those advertisers, lol!

The body alone for a 7D is $1300.. That's not beginner DSLR photography. We haven't even mentioned glass yet which you'll spend more on then the body.. The T2i/T3i are great cameras for the beginner, even the 40D/50D/60D are great choices for someone who wants more advanced features.

I'd stick with a T2i/T3i if you want video capabilities. The XSi is a bit outdated.

Not a fan of braid on the riggers, only the dipsys.

Make sure to burn the stump so it doesn't get infected again.

I think the finger is toast, might as well cut off your entire hand now just to be safe.

Set up a game camera and catch the buggers in the act.

Could have been a bunch of stupid kids looking in the window. You can call, I just wouldn't expect much if nothing's actually been taken/broken/damaged.

If they didn't actually get in, no crime has been committed. Cops won't do a thing.

Yup, 11'5 would be fine as well.. 9'5 is a bit on the short end.

15ft is way to big for any of the rivers around here. 13ft is a good all around length for a float setup.

If it still hurts weeks later, you've got a piece of the fin inside.

I like Reimer, no reason to replace him.

Glad you got it sorted out!

That one fish looks and awful lot like a chinny or coho.

Anytime man, let us know how you make out

Anything will work below a float, you don't need live bait.. Small tubes, jigs, etc.. Live worms would be the ticket for pretty much anything down there.