bramptonjerry

can't get the hang of my baitcaster...soon as I get comfortable, bang, birdsnest...thinking of converting my havy rod to spinning for casting big Muskie baits...what problems will I encounter?

the gift card is gone....it's not tied into your name at all....the couple in front of me yesterday, husband smiling and wife really ticked she says "what do you think this is Christmas?"...he just kept his head down and mouth shut but kept on smiling!

I thought I read that they got rid of the slot this year....am I mistaken

waiting for the reel trade in...is it just my imagination or is the reel trade in less of a deal this year?

thanks!....I knew I could count on you folks!

good luck....been a long time since I've heard of a laker that big up there

bumpity bump

haven't been in a long time but it used to be great at the walleye opener for big fish, anyone been in the last few years?... are the big girls still there or is it like the rest of georgian bay where the population seems to be just recovering?

hey folks...anyone know a not too expensive lower niagara river guide...I'm interested in trying for lakers/browns/rainbows in March and have never been there

I heard that bellwood was closed to ice fishing this year because of low water conditions...could be wrong...thru the ice they have lots of small pike and perch...in the summer the bass fishing is pretty good...there's a launch run by the conservation authority that you cvan phone for conditions but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that they've closed it to ice fishing this year

if regards to the red spots the picture taken with the tape measure were mine, they didn't have any spots when I caught them...just blood and eggs from flopping around together in the bucket

I was told by one of the counter guys at Bass Pro that Bass Pro actually now owns Browning and they are making all of the BPS gear...he implied that the quality is not very good ever since the take over

hey Randy...I recognize one of those pics....I've got over my depression now and I'd like to thank you and Bill again for the great way you've treatewd me...our paths will cross again.....maybe for a day next week-end

save a couple for me !

the real beauty with these guys is they kill and throw all of the bigger fish away as top dollar is only paid on the smaller eaters....along with all of the incidental catches of other species

you should get someone else to pose with the fish...you're so big you make em look tiny

I'm no pro but I read in one of the 50 or so fishings mags that I subscribe to recently an article were the guy was talking about rattle spoons and the great success he was having wally fishing thru the ice. So much so that he tried an experiment where he glued some rattles to one of his regular spoons....great success also....then the rattles fell off and the success continued, he then came up with the conclusion that it wasn't the rattles so much as the action he was imposing on them to activate the rattles, that was resulting in his success......just thought I'd throw that in there

Typically, I've always found that the best time to go fishing is whenever the wife lets me go.

nicely said....is all I can say

see Hawghunter....Ill be there

didn't mean to upset anyone, don't want to get you folks upset, just a thought

I suspected as much ...so is there any real environmental harm in keeping a trophy mount?

planning on going out wih you again on the week-end of the 8th

Horwood....great walleye, great scenery...lot's of privacy

I know that fish don't spawn until they reach a certain age but do they ever stop after that ie is that 25lb pike, 12 lb walleye really going back into the gene pool or are we just kidding ourselves?