BillM

LOL!

Oh, I'd like to do a Fraser River sturgeon trip as well. Salt water is just a whole other animal.

Nice man! I haven't put the boat away just yet. This weekend looks mint and supposedly there's a warm spell on the way.

I'm usually there in less then 2. Although I speed quite a bit and take the back way, lol.

I can't even imagine!

Pretty sure from what I've read you need to recover and dispose of them. So basically bring them in and toss them in the trash?

Anyone blasting over another boat shouldn't be out there with a gun in the first place.

Go out there catch some fish and show us some pics.

Sure, but shooting a coyote dead and this are completely different things. These kids have issues.

Giant male arctic char from the Tree River. 50+ in pike (Short by 1.5in), double digit brookie (I've got close but no cigar) 40+lb laker. Also putting a pattern together for those open water pelagic muskies in GBay would be really satisfying. Oh add a Skamania to the list as well.

Many won't pay to play the game. The vid was great however. I think the biggest thing I took from it was fishing muskie with an umbrella rig, lol.

My 12g is hopefully going to get quite the workout on GBay.

Really nice to see Rielly score that OT winner lastnight.

Kap is going to be a superstar. His speed is unreal.

Yeah this November has sucked. One of my fav fishing months, not this year however.

Ariens started up first pull this morning. Snow was pretty fluffy, got a good 12+ inches here where I am.

Dave, a lot of those guys swear by temps these days as well. I wish I lived closer to Lake O to actually take advantage of one of those units. Just too expensive for the half dozen times I make it out there.

Sometimes that's all it takes is dropping down 40-50ft over 100ft. All depends on the conditions. Some days you gotta go deeper, some days shallower. Some days it's all dipsy rips, some days they're all off the rigger. My biggest Lake O salmon (From a boat) came in August off PC. I let out about 100ft of line and was just setting the line in the release off the rigger when the fish ripped the line out of my hand. That lure was maybe 1-2ft down at most You just never know. And with the hardware we've got these days it's easy to fish down 150ft or even deeper without too many headaches. Not something I do, but a lot of guys swear by it.

Drain fuel, run it dry, then put it away. Hasn't failed me yet.

That thing is a tank!

Are we talking boat speed or bait speed? If bait speed off the riggers, you'll need a FishHawk or something similar.

Grease on gears, lube on bearings.

It's just like any other pro sport. Even when you're not playing you've got eyes on you. No excuse, those guys should have known better.

That sounds like a lot of fun!

Salmon are everywhere.