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Nice report. I'll be their in August. Cheers!

I'm in, prepare to lose.

http://simcoefishingadventures.com/ Highly recommended

The best and most accurate Cooks Bay reports can be found on the site below. http://simcoefishingadventures.com/ They usually update the conditions every other day.

Can't go wrong with Cooks Bay.

Good deal, if they are in working order. Google the items and you'll see that brand new there worth $100.00+

Scam. It will probably be removed in 1-2 days.

It's bleeped in the afternoon and uncut after 9:00pm. I hope that answers your bleeping question.

Theres a 25% chance you'll get the first pick if you finish last.

The Leafs will rebound big time against the Habs, my prediction Habs 6 - Leafs Donut. I've spent most of the year following the draft standings instead of the NHL standings. Good site below to follow the draft order. http://www.mynhldraft.com/ We're only 4 points from 1st place in the pick. Go TB and LA!!!

Norton is free for Rogers users. I've gone form my Outlook to the Roger Yahoo mail, and I've never had a problem, nor do I get much SPAM. Just make sure to modify your preferences if you use the Roger's Yahoo mail. Good luck!

Get in touch with the president of the company, and voice your concerns in a courteous manner. If the president can't help you, boycott the company, and let us know who the manufacturer is. Most President's, and or CEO's, have no idea what is going on within their company, and more times than not, will ensure that the customer is taken care of. Good luck.

http://www.welcometofishtalk.com/index2.html Enjoy these excellent educational fishing videos from some of the finest fishing minds in North America. Click on the "New!Fly Fishing" link to access the videos. Cheers!

Thanks Guys! Good luck with the show.

Are you guys raising money for a charitable cause this year? I thought you did that last year. BTW, great show Mark!

How about some free passes Mr Kulik?

How about a couple of free passes for an OFNer? Also, when you guys do the free seminars at the "run of the mill Sportsmen's Shows seminars" are you not bringing your "A" material?

Looks like a good 12-16" of cloud. Should be safe.

Looks like a peacock bass. That guy needs a baby blue tuxedo.

I posted this on the "venice beach bass fishing" post yesterday. It applies for your trip as well. PM me if you want specifics. I visit Clearwater Beach every summer. You do not require a fishing license if you are fishing from a pier or a charter boat. If you are planning in fishing on your own, you will need either a freshwater or saltwater license. You can get it online at: http://myfwc.com/ or you can purchase one locally. I go down to FLA every summer,and I have yet to go freshwater fishing, as I can do that here in Ontario. Saltwater fishing is a different beast altogether, and can be quite challenging and very entertaining. The mistake I made a few years ago was thinking that saltwater fishing would be easier, as there is always something biting in the ocean. Each species from Snook to Tarpon have there own methods. Your best bet for successful saltwater fishing is to learn from the locals. There is a great board based out of the Tampa Bay area: http://capmel.com/ I've found the site and the members very helpful, and I do credit it with improving my surf fishing. I'm also registered on that board as Bassman. If you've got money to spend, I highly recommend you go on a charter. You're not that far from the Tarpon capitol of Florida (Charlotte Harbour). Anyways, if you need any more info, please feel free to PM directly, I can yap about FLA fishing for hours. Cheers!

Uni to Uni. http://www.netknots.com/html/fishing_knots.html

You do not require a fishing license if you are fishing from a pier or a charter boat. If you are planning in fishing on your own, you will need either a freshwater or saltwater license. You can get it online at: http://myfwc.com/ or you can purchase one locally. I go down to FLA every summer,and I have yet to go freshwater fishing, as I can do that here in Ontario. Saltwater fishing is a different beast altogether, and can be quite challenging and very entertaining. The mistake I made a few years ago was thinking that saltwater fishing would be easier, as there is always something biting in the ocean. Each species from Snook to Tarpon have there own methods. Your best bet for successful saltwater fishing is to learn from the locals. There is a great board based out of the Tampa Bay area: http://capmel.com/ I've found the site and the members very helpful, and I do credit it with improving my surf fishing. I'm also registered on that board as Bassman. If you've got money to spend, I highly recommend you go on a charter. You're not that far from the Tarpon capitol of Florida (Charlotte Harbour). Anyways, if you need any more info, please feel free to PM directly, I can yap about FLA fishing for hours. Cheers!

I can't stand the ice fishing micro reels. I bought a couple of smaller regular reels that double as panfish reels in the spring/summer. These Abu's are cheap, reliable, and always in stock: http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/s...t=SearchResults

Thanks for the report. I find the big eyes taste just as good as the little ones.

It appears that they have combined forces with the Sportsmen's Show http://www.springfishingshow.ca/