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It's not mainstream yet, but that's only a matter of time!!

that's pretty cool! now if that a mutant walleye, would that be considered good "hand-eye co-ordination"?

At a Provincial Park on lower Simcoe for pike and weather permitting, some whities too. and catching them all squarely in the mouth!

niceness!! hope to get a few myself, this weekend.

picked up the Shark from a local shop today. pricey but should work well for my style of fishing.

I started using the Telora's with the Tekota 500 last fall for salmon... best combo I've ever used! not sure how the price stacks up with the St. Croix, but I found the BP prices to be the best for both Shimano items

diagnosed when I was 30. started losing 2 hrs sleep/night when was 21... 37 now. -tried CPAP off and on for several years.. can't use it, won't sleep with it on. -had the surgery in '03. -used several oral appliances. gave up competitve hockey, baseball and powerlifting over the last 15 years because of it. pretty crappy deal all around! takes alot out of me but I have always been a very upbeat person, almost to an annoyance. don't let any of this scare you, as I am a rare case. I never give up tying to find the solution! best of luck to you!

She was re-hired by the Tim's down the street from theat one.

Nice job! are those common size specks for your area?

great stuff Crazyhook! did ya land anything in the kayak?

Thanks Mike! It was a bit of monsoon on Saturday but things appeared to have went well. Several people purchased fishing kayaks and whole lot more got intested in it. Good to meet a few of you!! see pics;

I have the H-bird 535 portable that I use on one of my kayaks. I bought portable to use on the ice as well and got a base for the kayak then attached it to a RAM mount - works real nice. silicon the transducer to the flatest part of the hull and hook up a gel cell battery what type of kayak are you putting the sonar on? there's lots of kayak rigging tips/diplays/help on the Ontario kayak fishing site - Yakfisher.net BTW - the subject event is running on Sunday as well.

I can't say for sure because I do know that they sell their rentals off each year but when that is I do not know.... sorry. you could always call them

yes rain or shine.

This Saturday May 3 @ Laurel Creek Conservation Area in Waterloo. 9:30am start This is a great opportunity for anyone who has been kicking around the idea of purchasing a fishing kayak or any kayak for that matter to get out and give some a try! I was asked to display a rigged yak. I believe that the fishing yaks, there will be Heritage, Hobie, Native, Ocean and Wilderness Systems.... at least that's what they carry in-store. Stop by and say "Hi", I'll be the one with the Jack Russell(Gordie) in his PFD pulling the yak all around. Sorry for the short notice, but I myself was just invited today. Hope a few of you can make it out!

Its post-poned to '09.

exactly why kayak fishing is on the cusp of an explosion in Ontario and Canada

You can't beat MEC for quality or price and they are CANADIAN! not necessarily CDN made, but what is anymore? I have been mountaineering for 15 years and scoff at anything similar that is higher priced. Check it out, if you haven't. MEC waterproof breatheables

you just can't make that crap up! to funny... like jumbo shrimp

I knew I should have kept my yap shut on this one. I won't get into as the whole thing is a bit sensitive to me, as I fought with the City of Kitchener for years to not start the trend to ban Pit Bulls and look where it ended up. The difference between myself and the Council was that I had statistics and scientific fact, where they had fear and numbers. sorry to stray off the topic. my best guess would be a Cane Corso or Neapolitan Mastiff..

no dog is born mean/viscious or as fighter... stupid owners make them so

always stuck with MEC products for any waterproof/breathables. good variety for different activities.

My understanding is the same as Nate. There is a lot more traffic in the park from fisherman and this fellow is trying to curb it. You can still get there without crossing his property. Watch what the locals do(follow docks). or just ask

Welcome to the board! definitely worth it depending when in the summer you're going and what exactly ur after? big tyee from July onward coho and springs start late Sept I have an excellent contact for Kayak Fishing on the Island. How about kayak fishing for a big halibut?

for trolling, 6lb mono to a 3 way swivel w/ 4lb fluoro to the lure and the weight dangling on 2-4lb mono/fluoro keep the leads 4ft or less to the lure and weight I use this method for lakers, specks and splake Good luck!