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Great job Mike.. were all behind ya!!!

Great stuff Aaron!!!

Well done!

Yup... That tiger has stripes!!!

Good JOB!!

Geezzz..... i forgot the best advice of all.. when hunting in the morning with your buddys, learn how to shoot with a massive pounding headache.... above all that will serve you well.. OH and the other most important lesson I ever learned .. if you don't go hunting, you'll never shoot... taught to me by the man who went to my watch, cause i was too "tired" to go... lol.. came back to camp... picked me up and made me go back and field dress it as a lesson... LESSON LEARNED.... LOL

LOL.. Ya... i hate t admit it.. its kinda catchy..

If your going for moose and deer.. a good gun for both imho.. is a decent bolt action 30-06. The cartridge is a good flat shot and there are lots of bullet sizes... with a good scope and some practice... no second shot necessary.

LOL.. what are you talking about?? Thats an awesome video.. Jaden showed it to me... although i had to let her know that i do know what a fox says... but i guess thats not the point.... now that i think about it... what IS the point??/ LOL.... sorry...

Thats one helluva rack!!

Neato!! Thats some great stuff there Lew... thanks!!!

Thats a pot plant???? WOW!

Your gonna be king on the hill!

Good one.. action angling strikes again!

Warn is the way to go.. and DONT get cable... spend the dough and get the flexible non steel cable.. your fingers will thank you for it...

LOL.. we need a like button.... hahahahaah

Sweet report!

LOL.. its funny..... I can never tell where those pictures are posted.... guess ive never been there... The fishing industry is a tough tough place to try and make a living. Trying to get any of the tackle companies to spend a dime on advertising is pretty much impossible, I've met a thousand (well dozens) people who have said.. i could do a fishing show or be a tourney pro, without realizing that the whole process is likely more about business than it is about fishing. Just ask anyone trying to hold on to sponsors .... seems to me like having pro staff post pictures everywhere is great "pretty much" free advertising. If you think about what the lure costs retail, then what the wholesale cost is.. then think about what that lure actually costs the company to buy outta china... you would be amazed at how cheap plastic can be.

Ya... no grass.. yup looking forward to the progress reports!

Good... im gonna need a place to crash...

Thats a monster for sure!!!!!

Just got this in.. thought id share here. Public Meetings for the Greater Toronto and Area Waterfront: An Urban Recreational Fisheries Plan The Ministry of Natural Resources and four Conservation Authorities – Toronto and Region, Credit Valley, Central Lake Ontario, and Ganaraska Region have initiated the preparation of an Urban Recreational Fisheries Plan for the Greater Toronto and Area. Other partners in the process are the municipalities, federal and provincial agencies and the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. The Urban Recreational Fisheries Plan effectively covers the north shore of Lake Ontario from the western border of the City of Mississauga extending to the eastern border of Durham Region. The plan will integrate information on the state of the fisheries and their habitat with existing plans and strategies to create a document to guide the partners and other interested parties in improving urban recreational fishing opportunities. The plan will look at improving access to shoreline fishing, taking a systematic approach to improving fish habitat, and promote the diverse fishing opportunities available along the waterfront. The fall meetings will present a draft of the plan to the public and it is important to get as many anglers and interested citizens as possible to the meetings to demonstrate that urban fishing is a vital interest to the fishing community. Public feedback will be incorporated into the plan, which is scheduled to be completed spring of 2014. Five public meetings have been scheduled around the Greater Toronto Area in October and November. The meetings will be similar but local issues will be discussed. Public Meeting schedule: Thursday October 17, 2013 Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Office 100 Whiting Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3T3 Doors open at 6:30 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM meeting to conclude at 9:00 PM. Tuesday October 22, 2013 Ajax Town Hall, Council Chambers 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario L1S 2H9 Doors open at 6:30 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM meeting to conclude at 9:00 PM. Thursday October 24, 2013 Pickering City Hall, Council Chambers One the Esplanade South, Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K7 Doors open at 6:30 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM meeting to conclude at 9:00 PM. Tuesday October 29, 2013 Metro Hall, Room 308 and 309 55 John Street, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3C6 Doors open at 6:30 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM meeting to conclude at 9:00 PM. Tuesday November 5, 2013 Clarke Memorial Hall 161 Lakeshore Road West, Mississauga, Ontario L5H 1G3 Doors open at 6:30 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM meeting to conclude at 9:00 PM. The meetings are open to all members of public so please forward this email to anyone who would be interested in learning more about the Urban Recreational Fisheries Plan. For more information on the plan please visit our website aquatichabitat.ca/wp/recreational-fisheries-plan/. For more information, please contact: Rick Portiss Manager of Restoration and Environmental Monitoring Projects Restoration Services Division Toronto and Region Conservation Authority 5 Shoreham Drive Downsview, ON M3N 1S4 Tel: 416-661-6600 ext 5302 E-mail: [email protected] See you at the public meetings

Nice!! makin me hungry...

Actually... i have them in stock and was trying them out before putting them on sale.. its a curved minnow with a really unique action when slowly retrieved.