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fish-miester

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  1. hahaha
  2. awesome stuff!
  3. where abouts ya like to fish?
  4. I'll be there as a Scrutineer
  5. personally Id consider a 50'' a trophy. when you fish kawarthas alot (which I do) you come across a bunch off high 30's and up to 46'' but after that they seem giant and have only seen up to two 48'' (probably the same fish/caught in the same area)
  6. awesome pics! just dont go to Nome! ufo capital of Alaska!
  7. beginers luck haha awesome report! great start!
  8. Ah ! like 20 minutes to late for me! just made plans with my older sis who I havnt seen in a while. :| where abouts are ya goin? maybe I'll do a drive by.. probably wont have the gear tho
  9. every one of your posts where your catchin walleye (wich is 98%) make me super jealous!!
  10. sounds like a great deal! might look into it
  11. AGREED ! And the following that.. HARDWATER SEASON!
  12. I do the same but with most worms and plastics tho some different brands of soft or hollow tubes and craws etc thats not the case. the hole head of the tube some times goes to pieces. wich can be a pain in the butt and in the wallet!
  13. the screw in weights work great untill the plastic on the bait starts to tear. if posible I try and screw the weight into the plastic and into the hook eye. but its not always an opption
  14. CWpowell said it. its all about time and money... and well how stuburn you are (how many holes are you going to punch) I say to myself im going to punch only 2 or 3 a spot.. but on some lakes like kawarthas you will punch a hole to find out its all weeds.. or no weeds then you go on to try a new hole and a new one after that and so on.. it can get tiring (thats where you would want a power auger) personally I use a 6'' or 8'' hand auger and well it does the job. the thing to keep in mind tho is you have to constantly sharpen the blades or else you'll be sore! also different sized holes/blades for different species.. if your going to just go for pan fish.. 4-6''.. walleye 6''.. walleye/pike/lakers/whities.. 6-8-10''
  15. not much that I have noticed. I actually prefer the look of the pro qualifier over the 100mph.. expecailly if I am saving 50$ on each item. was wondering tho.. how well do you think the Pro Qualifier & 100mph suites would hold up for ice fishing/kneeling in the snow etc? any one have experiance with them?
  16. love the colour choice of the slammer
  17. sweet deal. me and MTB will be there next year
  18. congrats!!
  19. very nice! I live in the kawartha lakes and there are a bunch of other members around you as well..
  20. welcome to the OFC world. wonderin where abouts are you located in Ont ?
  21. beauty report bud!
  22. agreed with MTB my guess would be about 5.5 or 5.3/4 Heck of a fish tho!
  23. hey nice fish! what lake is the cottage on? just wondering I love it up there.. born and raised on Skootamata Lake road (just south of bon echo)
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