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classic photo.. love the look on her face. thanks for sharing mike

right on, good job misfish. another great activity to help get fit is shed hunting, and now is the time of season to be out in the bush putting on the kilometers.

i was wondering when you would post your next batch of waterfowl pics. great shots once again. keep em comming mike

locate a major food sources and get ready to put on the miles. walk deer trails and find bedding areas in thickets. look for scrapes and rubs, find milling areas and escape routes. keep and eye out of deer crap marking travel routes, bucks trails are usually 10 feet off main trails. fence lines and road crossings, anywhere a deer can knock or jar their head when their pedicals get brittle. stop every couple feet and look around, you'll be suprised how many you walked passed. good luck

after being held over for the past few weeks with a busted up knee, i got out yesterday for some shed hunting since some of the snow around here melted away, found a couple real nice sheds, including one imparticular. This one is a 92'' typical 6 with a kicker off the back of the g2. I went out again today to bush wack this bucks stomping grounds without success. ive still got a few antlers from bucks i know sitting out on the property somewhere, so i'll be out everyday looking. heres my 24th of the season

hey Geni, do you folks own ket-chun-any??

right on brandon, thanks for sharing. the pictures of the mallard/pintail hybrid are wicked, we actually have a couple sitting on a warm hole in my home town and i never figured out what they were till now. keep them comming, i wait regularly to see your waterfowl shots now. mike

right on bradnon, i was waiting for your next batch of pics. enjoyed them once again, keep them comming mike

ive been pulling out 25lb salmon on my stanton with 6 pound test and 4 pound leader for over 15 years old out of fast water. any day you wanna see come down to the banks of the beaver river and ill battle a 30'' any day through ice flow with 6lb test.

anything over 6 pound test and your crazy

ande's will twist itself up after a long day floating worms, ive had it happen way to many times. i used maxima ultragreen for the past few season and its one of my favorites, super strong, limp, low stretch, and doesnt twist as easy. Recently ive switch to P line flurocarbon which has turned out to be a nice line, very strong, low visibity, very limp, doesnt twist well, but it does tend to have a little more stretch then the maxima monofiliment. i always use maxima mono for my leader. hope this helps a bit mike

right on man, thanks for sharing. gotta love being able to watch deer from the comfort of your own home mike

wicked report man, looks like you had a kick ass summer.. i guided in temagami and it was the best time of my life, im sure you can relate.

crappy way to start your weekend for sure, but thanks for the heads up. My sisters bank account got wiped out in kelowna from fraudsters that had a camera over a gas station pay at the pump, to get peoples pin numbers. ive heard of it happening more and more.

man i really hope everyone gets back on shore safely, if anybody gets any updates on whether these guys get back on shore, please post and keep us updated. you all know it could very well have been you.

snowmaker at blue mountain in the winter and pool/spa tech in the summer. fish and hunt inbetween. no sleep

if i see anything like that on georgian i wouldnt' eat it. nope. not even try it.

really amazing shots brandon. did you get all decked out in camo or did you just plain cloths it to get those pics? keep posting new stuff, i always look forward to seeing your wildlife shots. mike

i dont have all the fancy toys some people have, but i do this the exploder has served me well

does anybody know if trucks are driving on the ice off oro or bbp? any reports on bp or bbp? any reports would help. thanks, mike.

great report irishfield, nice to see you hit a nice mix of fish. Nothing like hitting the lake -35. Did you catch those eyes at sliderock??

rice is difficult to digest too.. why dont you just try NOT chumming with everything in your pantry and fish like everybody else

.. a little noise gets the fish moving

good tip anders.. ive cut open many bows with giant abses in their intestines with a piece of corn right in the middle of it. ive also seen many stocked trout ponds where the owners bait and chum with mass amounts of corn, gotta wonder if they are doing any good or just causing harm.

thanks for rubbing it in our faces that your fishing eyes on lac seu. great report and great fish