BillM

They are nasty things, don't get your fingers to close to its mouth

Holy school of bass and walters batman!! Awesome pics!

Wasn't there an article about some lady up on the Saugeen who thought she caught a snakehead? lol!!!

Now that's a dedicated photographer, lol!! Get out the Benadryl!

I can cast 1/4oz lures with my Calais no problem.. Dunno if I'd try an 1/8oz jig though. Definitely easier with a spinning setup.

Lower credit has a pretty good bass fishery from what I've heard.

Funny, I'm looking for something similar for the oldman. You cannot beat the prices stateside.

I like bringing a glove with me and grabbing a hold of the tail. Keep the fish in the water, pop the hook, take a quick pic and off she goes. Nice to see you Josh!!!!

Awesome nurse shark!

I've never bottom bounced with anything but a spinning rod. If you are letting your entire rig 'crash to the bottom' it isn't the rod or reels fault, lol.

If I drink king cans, does that count as 1.5 normal ones? lol

LOL!!!!!!

You think a 5% alcohol content makes that much of a difference? LOL!!! You make it sound like I could drink 10 normal beers, but couldn't come even close to drinking that same amount in water. Seriously man, think about it for a second.. Beer is 95% water!!!!

Both 'Tundra' and 'Remington' aren't very feminine. Poor dog is going to have a complex..

All depends on the type of fishing you are doing. Both setups excel at certain things.

No one is drinking 50 of anything in one day, non alcoholic or not...

If you can't have a few drinks without getting hammered, something is definitely wrong.

Oh to be 19 again....

I love using Gulp leeches on work harnesses.. They last so much longer then worms... When you're in a fly-in lake and the worms are running low, gulp is a great alternative.

Brian, I thought for you'd be buying one of those boats off of hwy69 that tease me everytime I drive by, lol!!!!

Pink salmon don't grow to 30lbs. I thought you were fishing for Kings?

You don't wanna be eating big kings either... Keep the shakers.

It sounds like they are rubes to be honest.

Only time I use live bait is worms or leeches on harnesses/jigging for walleyes... Emerald shiners in the winter for perch/whities and the odd worm for trout early in the season. Whatever catches the fish I'll use, I'm not a bait snob, lol.