Joeytier

Gotta love that monster steelie right in front of Station Mall. Excellent report as usual, dude!

I bet that 74 lb electric HAULS that thing around, eh?

That's the biggest spot i've ever seen!

my kids are awesome but on with fishing.

Nicely put!

Tough to beat that weekend, for quality and quantity

The Symphony of Science is awesome. Their Carl Sagan track is my favourite.

Nice troots and cool shots! They are great swimmers, for sure

Doug Stanhope has got it figured out [NSFW]...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCtJ1_2Sf-s

Well I am 3 generations Canadian

Not in favor of pipelines........then do your part and stop purchase all oil products....including gasoline.

It really is that simple isn't it...how hypocritical of us

Canadians won't see an ounce of this oil. This pipeline is fueled by foreign interests [Asia]. I think what most are worried about is not what's being produced, but more how it's being conducted with a complete disregard for sovereignty, environmental responsibility, and pathetic media coverage.

...And the race war begins...

Sweet! I pulled a 16 lb sheep out of Quinte a few years ago, and that one looks even bigger!

PM sent.

Those are some man sized kabobs! Husqvarna always made the best cooking oil for them there taters

You slayed em! Losing a ball always sucks, especially the chrome sharks! I haven't layed into a Lake O coho in years.

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man I wish I lived that close to musky fishing!

I wish I had an hour lunch...

Sweet 'ski.

Just off younge street......about ten hours north. Kapuskasing area.

Right off Yonge...that's one way to put it.

Awesome fish

My buddy makes some pretty awesome custom nets. They are expensive but they are beautiful and are heirloom worthy.

 

http://www.cflandingnets.com/

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Kidding...those things are GORGEOUS! I bookmarked the page for future reference...

SAIL in Oshawa has some nice trout nets.

My dad has a year old 1650 Rebel. Trolling motor and main graph were done professionally, but he used a wire fish to set up his bow mount graph to the cranking battery a few weeks ago. Can't see it being a problem.

Are you a Daiwa shareholder yet?

We're expecting big things

2.5 oz should be way more weight than what is necessary, unless you're talking heavy current or water deeper than 20-25 feet. I like to make sure the worm is threaded on straight (don't 'ball' it on the hook). I try not to go any faster than 2.0 mph. I've always preferred single blade, single hook harnesses, even in dirty water. After a few trips you'll realize how easy it is, but there's also a million ways to refine your technique.

Do they call that cheap or thrifty?

How about smart? With the price of braid, there's no point in filling the hole spool, especially when targetting fish where long runs are a non-issue. I always fill the quarter of my spool with whatever 8-10 lb mono i have lying around.

Good job! I made it into the company I work for through a temp. agency as well, unforunately.

Still waiting to receive pictures of my 50" er from a friend caught this opener.

Got out last night to the Music Hall to see these guys:

I had no idea they were playing. How were they? Really enjoy these guys