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Marinade in soya sauce and add fresh garlic. Let marinade for 12 or so hours,put over hot BBQ. YUMMY. You over cooked it.

It was just to show board members Steve.LOL

RANK NAME NAME PIKE BIG FISH WEIGHT AWARD 1 Rob Worral Jowas Usackers 3 4.70 13.10 $1592.00 2 Ken Preston Ed Vandermulean 3 12.30 $922.00 3 Bill Walker Bill Van Allen 3 4.30 11.85 $658.00 4 Mauro Comitale Jeff Hartman 3 4.35 11.30 $324.00 5 Ryan Blowes Robert Blowes 3 4.30 10.60 $239.00 6 Joe Nobili Tony Gismondi 3 4.35 10.55 $194.00 7 Mike Caesar Bob Huntley 3 4.05 10.45 $149.00 8 Nicholas Lock Dave Lock 3 3.15 9.90 $105.00 9/10 Andrej Chowomlee Marien Czoraj 3 9.80 9/10 Adam Bull Pierre Moreau 3 9.80 11 Brian Gardy Brent Cotton 3 9.70 12 Tom Raeburn Doug Bell 3 3.90 9.65 13 Mark Stehyshyn Joe Musymshis 3 9.60 14 Steve Reimer Jonathan Reimer 3 4.25 9.50 15 Ray Humenick Lynn Humenick 3 3.45 9.20 16 Brian Evans David Kehoe 3 9.00 17 Jason Gould Brian Mcfadder 3 8.95 18 Ryan Yousof Dan Yousof 3 8.80 19 Scott Shaw Bill Todd 3 8.70 20 Uwe Weber Scott Thomson 3 8.60 21 Dave Wabi Glenn Purdy 3 8.55 22 Mike Lemay Tony Lemay 3 8.40 23 Steve Rowbotham Don Rowbotham 3 8.40 24 John Anders Jr John Anders Sr 3 8.20 25 Peter Watson Dave Hachey 3 3.85 8.15 26 Zubin Abidi Carl O'Krane 3 8.05 27 Peter Botting Jason Prothero 3 7.75 28 Ryan Johnson Callum Johnson 3 7.45 29 Al Lockyers Al Pett 3 7.35 30 Gary Franklin Shane Ratcliff 3 7.05 31 Kyle Asselin Jay Folk 2 5.20 6.80 $200.00 BF 32 Silvio Martes Mucio DeScuza 2 5.10 33 Mike Reisletter Steven Reisletter 2 4.85 34 Brandon Valley Steve Bacci 2 4.65 35 Gary Martins Luis Pereira 2 4.50 36 Brian Moore Rich Moore 0 0 36 Steven Pudel Chris Stechystmn 0 0 36 Graham Sled Mike Demais 0 0 36 Derrick Shuttleuan Kevin Shuttleuan 0 0 36 Chad Beaurdrie Bill Foulkes

Very nice pic,s Dan. TFS Bud.

Thats great news. Enjoy. I am surprised that the screw thats in the pic,on the cap,does not turn.

Well done.Great pic,s and TFS.

Nice finish bro. I know where ya all fished and thats where I would of spent my whole day. Congrats. I guess yer off to get a new trolling motor eh? Thats what the word is.

Up early for trip up to pops to see the new boat and take pics of the old up for sale in the classifieds(great starter at a great price) Out with the old And in with the new. Enjoy my heritance pop. You deserve it.LOL Great looking ride.

Hope ya know Im kidding eh.LOL

Nice fish,and love yer little childs art work.

another ones gone Many Im sure remember him.

Ya just got to wait til he gets home to hear why.

I may be wrong,but I dought theres a kill switch for that older model?????????????? Looking at that tank,the air bleeder is closed. Thats the little turn knob on top of the cap. It,s got to be turned full open. Not to be rude or negative,but I would try to get something that is in the late 80,s or more current. These older motors can be a real hassel and hard to find parts for. JMO

Ok,you post a meal like that and dont even invite a single soul to share,and you want SPOTS????????? LOL Looks yummy Norm. I cant stop laughing about the bamboo pole.

BTW I owe this comment to Terry. He,s been trying to tell me this for a couple years now.LOL What do you mean 5 AM. L M A O

Ok, since you asked,and have all weekend, let start here. When I first started fishing,as far back as I can rememeber,it was about the excitement of catching that fish,for years thats all it was about. Getting out,in the fresh air,doing the thing on the water.Fishing from the ol wooded boat with my bros and sis and pop. Dunk,n minnows for what ever would bite our hook/bait. Great times. Then came the teen years."HERES WHERE IT STARTS" Get a job,have your own money.Ok lets buy this new thing and this and that and try this and that. It was a whole new world when you could buy new lures with your own money. Then came the noodle rod thing. Oh man ,I got to buy a noodle rod,it,s what all are using these days. First one I bought was a hand made one made by Jay from Jays tackle in Snellgrove.It had to be hand made as that was the thing.Fishing Heart lake with my new noodle rod,I was the guy who knew what he was doing,well so I thought. Noodle rod,marshmellos(small pink ones) and a dew worm. Oh dont forget the slip wieght. Slip wieght? Now there was another thing. Did you know there were different wieghts? LOL I had the biggest sinkers you could think of. Yes had to be the one to have the biggest.This was one of those times that size did not matter. God I wish it was still true. HAHAHA After mastering the lake stock bows I thought I would do the river thing. Here we go again with buying the newest this and that and yes,another new rod and reel,cause it was the thing to do,,,,,,RIGHT. I learned that the river had so much to offer. Rainbows and suckers and oh, lots of snags. The snag thing makes you a perfectionest in the art of tying. To me it meant a waste of fishing time. While I was tying,there was another fish on,man that could of been my fish. Also theres this mental thing,why are all these guys catching and not me. I step back and watch. Oh I need a float and smaller hooks and lighter wieghts. Ok now Im off to get more new tackle,AGAIN. By this time Im thinking this tackle store thinks I am a great angler,but all I am is another fishing fanatic that buying and filling thier til. So I buy up new split shot wieghts,floats and small wieghts,and a box of small red worms. Oh I got to share this one with you. Anyone hear back in the 80,s about these worms that were to be the best and were to be kept warm? Well this local dealer in Brampton had such a worm. I being young and always trying something new,I bought some. Put them on the furnace duct over night. Next morning grab the bag head out. Go to grab one out of the bag and theres nothing but dirt. I said oh crap,the wifes going to poop when they are wiggling all over the place. Turned out they were to be kept at room temp,and I baked them to ashes. So I was told anyways. Ok on with my story. I got pretty good at the river research thing. Tying row bags and setting up the floats. Caught some real nice bows during my time. If I could get my scanner to work,I could show ya. Spin forward to fishing the stacks. Yes the four sisters. What a great fishery. Lots of German browns to be caught by many. Again,another era that money was spent on new tackle,but I had a hands up on the BIG sinker thing. LOL We used the slip sinker system like back on Little lake,but the bait of choice was salted minnows not mellos and worms. I spent a whole winter down there fishing the way most did and caught a few fish,but many others caught more then I did many times. It turned out,you had to get there early to get the third rock from the skimmer to have the best spot.(I rememeber smelting back when the skimmer had the wooded docks aswell with my pop and grandfather) This became my most important thing of the fishing day. Get there before anyone else did. I would wake up at 3am and be there by 3:30. Yes the ol mustang did fly. I would be the first guy there, set up and watch as others showed up to see me already on the spot. It didnt take long before,3:30 was late to get there. IT WAS THE SPOT TO HAVE. After a couple of years,there seemed to be other hot spots off the wall,and it was the same thing,get there before the other guy. When the fishing seemed to get slow, there was always someone using something different and catching. Thats where the "CORKIE" came in. Oh man I got to get some of them. They kept the bait off the bottom,but thinking now,it probly didnt as the flow of the discharge was probly to strong and push the bait to the bottom anyways. After the flow slowed from the plant,the rocks just outside was the main playing area. Again it was,get your spot first and you caught fish. Talk about snags though.LOL Time goes by and the lake fishing comes back into play. Start fishing Simcoe. Lots of ice fishing,looking for lots of perch and bragging how many you got that day out. First outing at a night fish with my pop and uncle,we fish Chubbs.We had chicken wings warming up on the heater in tinfoil,and they had thier wobblies on ice . The tip ups are going crazy. Pop turns out the light and puts the flash light on and theres a zillion herring swimming around. Man ,we haul up the lines and start catching as amany as we can. We had to have about 50 or so on the ice outside the shack. WOW,we did good. The there was this time out ice fishing out of Hanks huts. We were put in the smallest hut he had. Let me tell ya,it was the best day I have had with a friend I have not seen in sometime. Laker after laker the whole day. Started off witha small one then a bit bigger then even bigger then the mother of all hit. Bubbles were coming up through the hole. I got to just see the fish as it turned and broke the line. Man I was ticked,what a trophy that would of been. After this is where I got in to the bass fishing thing. Top water,plastic worms,chucking live frogs. Man this was exciting stuff. This I got hooked on like a fat guy on marshmellos. I couldnt think of anything else to say right now. LOL I realy got turned on by this fish. I cant explain what it was,but they just put up such a great fight. The ultimate surprise of a hit on a top water,not knowing when or where. Throwing out that worm thinking is there one under that pad or in that mess of weeds. To this day ,I want to get that big one,the trophy sorta speak,be the first one on that spot,Im just getting older and probly thinking like the ones that showed up later in the day on that wall, to have a conversation with friends and talk about old times and what the weather is like. Im not going to slow down,but I am going to stop to smell the daisys. Thanks for reading.Forgive spelling errors. Have a great weekend Moose,Im working Saturday aswell.

Ah yes,the pain,oh the pain.LOL

I always wanted to comment on the fish bowl there. I have found the fish in the "TANK" are either fungused or well over induldged"fed". Have you seen the bellies on some of those bows? The only ones that seem to be healthy ,are the crappie and small mouth??????? Just my observation.

Sinker what are ya doin? He,ll never survive that.The blames all on you bud.LOL

A feeds a feed,thats what counts,oh and spending time on the water with fellow friends. TFS

Nice. It will be easier to follow the blood trail then.LOL I would not dought we will see a few tornados this summer. Last nights down pour here,came fast and furious.Out of no where, It happens just that fast. Clampit,I had my windows down too,just saving on the fuel,but if it gets to hot,I,ll just stop by the bay here,take a dip and then be on my way.

Dont care,govermint dont, so why should I. Think thier talking about gas prices. LOL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnsXi0zBzoc...feature=related

With Sinkers post and this one, I thought I would share this vid(yes from youtube) but It has some great meaning that probly many, as myself,never knew.

A very nice place this is too.