BillM

4 more days.... 4 MORE DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This report is killing me

Mike, someone's gotta do it!!! I'd like to think at least 99% of my fish are released (sans a few whities from Simcoe and some small chromers from Lake Erie during steelhead season) I also saw 3 guys in a nice bassboat tossing small body baits at every dock they could find. I'm sure they were fishing for pike... :rolleyes:

I've been counting the days man!!!!!

My condolences man

Thanks Wayne, now if I could only find those suckers out of Port Severn I'd be set!

Got a nice surprise today while out fishing for pike. Decided that even though the weather wasn't looking the best, I'd take my chances. Glad I did!! The barometer was dropping and the fish were going crazy. I went 15/20 on pike, a few oos bass and this good looking fellow! Hit a slashbait (Rapala XRap XRD-10 in pearl white) in about 14ft of water, weeds at half way up. This lake isn't known for it's walleye population, so this was a real treat. 26in on the tape, he was released to fight another day.

Awesome fish man!! I saw a few guys out today tossing big blades but didn't see any fish landed. The lake I was fishing has some monsters but they are few and far between.

Wayne, that's because by the time anyone gets to the house you've had a lock on them for a good 15 seconds with the rifle

Football is an understatement!!! What a pig!

It will be interesting to see if the neighbour had premits to build where he did..

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Nothing like flawless Ontario chrome!!!

Man, that fish rivals a brookie for looks!

You are comparing turbines powered by wind to turbines powered by jet fuel and spinning at god knows what rpm??

Our elders have such a wealth of information, some of the new school should shut up, sit down and listen once in a while. They might learn a thing or two.

Find the thermocline and you'll find the lakers... Personally I'd vertically jig them with some big white tube jigs or some williams jigging spoons.

Depends on the watercraft pulling the person.. But in this case, yeah he needs a spotter.

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Walking casts work wonders. He'll still be in pain, but if most of the trip is on the ATV and not hiking through the bush he'll be fine.

If that's the case bring a flyrod.. You'll clean up at night time with the whities

So who's going to sit there with the spotwatch and the change purse?

I see them everytime I drink a wee bit to much.

The kid is a natural!

That's a BIG sheephead!!!!! I need to make it out on the eastern shore of Lake E for some smallies...

Sounds like it's time to get out on Simcoe with the flyrod.. A dropper pattern would most likely work awesome.