nancur373

Truckers deliver everything you need/use/have.

Sorry for the blurry pics.

Hey guys. I got a Penn reel here that looks a little older. Want to know the year or general time frame these were made. It's a Penn PEER No 109. Looks like a down rigging reel. It has clickermode and a freespool mode wherein the crank handles go backwards. It has burgandy sides and lime green handles. I'll post pics later when wife gets back with camera. thanks guys. Curt

I will assist in Construction, Maintenance and Utilities including drinking water Do you have a Water Operator's License? BTW Great post.

There's an auction come May 9, 2009. Anyone going? Thiunking I Might go for a laugh

Welcome to the board. My best advice would be to look at google earth for creeks and tribs. Then drive out to the roads that dross them and find the places where people are parked. Then go from there. Curt

fishing charter in the morning and golf in the afternoon.

Nice fish. I bought one of those Matzuo scales. It works great. Thought it would be cr@p but I compared it to Rapala and other brands and it was right on. Again, nice fish. Curt

whatever the wife packs

Credit River @ Enindale Park. On the upper side of the dam is loades.

We're bigger and on top.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzoPTtTfcrA

Yeah. Just use 150 on the way out and the other 150 on the way back...lol

smaller pike from cold waters are good.

I'd have to agree with Fishmaster.

Hey guys...just keep a 1 iron in your boat. Not even God can hit a 1 iron.

OK thanks Wayne.

excuse my ignorance...what exactly are they doing there?

Thanks for all the info guys. I'll pass on Metro...we'd actually like to see the animals.

Been there a few times. Wasn't overly impressed. We'd like to go somewhere where we can walk most the day.

My mom and dad are comming the first week in June. Was wanting to go to the zoo but not the Toronto zoo. We want to actually SEE the animals. Someone told me to go to Bowmanville. Anyone here offer any advice for Bowmanville or any other zoo in GTA for that matter. I live in Acton (Guelph). Keep in mind I have a 2 year old and a 3 month old. Thanks people, Curt

It's all here.... http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LetsF...L02_165336.html

Non-Canadian Residents Non-Canadian residents need an Outdoors Card to fish in Ontario if they are 18 years of age and over. (NOTE: Non-residents 65 years of age or older are not exempt from requiring a licence). The sportfishing licence tag (one year or eight day) or the conservation fishing licence tag (one year or eight day) accompanies the plastic Outdoors Card. If you have never had an Outdoors Card, you can purchase a "Non-Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application" from one of more than 1,800 licence issuers across the province. The Non-Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application does not include the fishing licence tag. The fishing licence tag will be a separate paper permit. The temporary Outdoors Card and paper licence are effective immediately. Your plastic Outdoors Card will be mailed to you by year end, and is valid for three calendar years (including the year of purchase). Non-Canadian resident hunters can also fish under the authority of their Outdoor Card (fishing/hunting version) with the appropriate fishing licence tag. You can also get more information on the Outdoors Card by calling the Outdoors Card Centre at 1-800-387-7011. This toll-free number works from all of North America, from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).

Welcome Streamwalker. You'll have fun here. Just don't ask for honey holes...some guys will crucify you. All the best, Curt

Nice boat. Get some slime on her in a month. Curt