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That was simlpy an AWESOME read. You seem to be really enjoying this sport of hunting.Good on ya Jen.

Good advise Lew. I would add to that with,take the plugs out and spray some 3 in 1 oil in the ports and give the motor a few pulls.(with the plugs out)Then put the plugs back in. Will help with removing any condinsation and will keep everything well lubed til next year. BTW WELCOME

Never knew there was a thing called a tilt gauge? I just go by my RPM gauge.

Nice beast pal. Great looking animal.

Where???????????? Not here,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I cant leave just yet,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but thats ok,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I get to play 2morrow. Norm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,catching anything yet ?????????????????????????????? Or are you still thinking about it ????????????????????????

I was only pulling Charles leg. Not sure if it is.

I was helpping with leading the blind Mark.LOL Maybe see you out there . Were out aswell thursday.

Charles,make the run up to Cooch. 5 fish limit no worries.LOL See you there.

If you were next door, I could build that stuff for ya.

Guess shes treating you well then eh Davis. Good to hear from you.

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH CARP WTG Jamie.

I have no comment but read THIS

GPS is the easiest and most simplest way of measuring.

Looking like the weather maybe a bit damp,but the winds are going to be at a min. See you in the AM Sat. And dont trry to talk me into not selling. LOL

Fresh trout, right from Sobeys. Nice photos.

It was what I thought and more. Like I said before,it,s something I always wanted to try and I did. Funny this is Paul,these would of been the small ones in that area last week.

Your looking for a boat aint ya BRO

News says that the farmer was in his rights,but are now looking to see if he had a firearms lic. The owners have said they were at faualt for letting them run but not happy with the result.

Yep, watched that last night on the A channel. Sad ,but the farmer has the right to protect his live stock. Wrong maybe, but he was with,n his rights,

Im sorry for not mentioning I finally met Steve R out there aswell. Nice to finally meet you and nice cash in dude. Also got to see Mark Kulik and David Chong and The spike man from extream fishing.

A few years back I met up with Terry and he had this bass boat and I was always interested in fishing bass tourneys and always wanted to fish from a bass boat. Terry gladly accepted my invite on to his boat. From that day forward I was pretty much hooked on fishing bass from a bass boat and learned alot from him as I did from others on the tour. Well the BARRIE BASS MASTERS had a fund raiser this past Sunday and I had asked Terry if he would partner up with me for this one. He was more then willing and I was excited to finally be able to get out and fish a tourney with him. As you most have seen my prefish on some areas of Simcoe had been very good. Ah, anyone thinking what Im thinking, about what my prefishing days have turned out to be on tourney day :'( Yep,I find the fish,I see the fish and I even catch a PB 6 pounder on one of these spots that held lots of fish and well,YEP they were not there come tourney day. Well there were two fish there,ok three ok four,but broke one off and lost the other, We spent a good 3 hours on this break but it seemed to be for not after awhile. With the wind being south.west I figured we could shoot out to a spot that would be wind protected in the big lake. Well we started off great,but once we got past BBP we hit those south rollers mixed with thos west waves and let me tell ya.I felt like we were in a washing machine. Well Terry did Im sure as I hit a well 4 footer that washed the boat and Terry. I looked over and all he said was,I WE THERE YET. I remember when this happen to me in a single consol boat,but Im sorry my friend,I couldnt help but laugh. Thank goodness it was 22 degrees outside. Needless to say,we stopped, turned and headed back into the bay and finished the day fishing breaks and shorelines but the westerly gusts were just to much to really control. Gusts reached 25-30 and that is not fun. Concidering the day and that my prefish was awesome we managed 2 fish for 8.50 pounds. Not bad for a two fish day. The winner as you can see had an awesome day. He braved the big waters and was rewarded. BTW this was a 4 fish limit.If it was a five,Curtis had a chance of breaking the 30 pound record . Thanks again Terry for the time out there and excepting my invite. Great guy and great fishing partner. Now some may have noticed I have my boat up for sale. I have reached my fulfillment of the bass tourney thing. I have filled my dream as far as experinceing the tourney side of it and am going to be getting back into a tinny with down riggers and I,ll still be fishing the odd little tourneys but just not from a bass boat. It,s been a blast and a dream satisfied as far as I am concerned. RESULTS, LAKE SIMCOE OPEN, OCTOBER 21, 2007. PLACE ANGLERS BASS B.F. WEIGHT WINNINGS 1 CURTIS ARNDT/ STEAVEN ALMEIDA 4 7.0 23.50 $860.00 2 RYAN JOHNSON/ BEN HARDY 4 5.15 18.45 $510.00 3 COLIN MAGUIRE/ STEVE REIMER 4 17.85 $340.00 4 CALLUM JOHNSON/ STEVE ROWBOTHAM 4 17.75 $114.00 5 CHRIS ILIOHAN/ MARK KENNEDY 4 14.90 6 MIKE RICCIARDI/ BILL WALKER 4 13.85 7 KELLY HOLMES/ BILL VAN ALLEN 3 11.05 8T JASON GODIN/ANTHONY BURGESS 3 4.90 9.30 8T JOHN ANDERS JR/ JOHN ANDERS SR 3 9.30 10 DAN TAYLOR/ GART DELUCO 3 4.25 8.60 11 BRIAN BLOWES/ TERRY BELL 2 8.50 12 STEVE CLARK/ DAVE NORGROVE 3 8.10 13 GERRY HEELS/ WIL WEGMAN 2 7.65 14 STEVE MACKENZIE/ MATT CRAKE 1 3.55 15 JOHN WHYTE/ DON WILSON 0 15 BRAD BEAZLEY 0 15 BRIAN REVER/ PETER BRUNKHART 0 15 STEVE CHANTLER/ COLE CHANTLER 0 15 KEVIN HORNER/ DAVE CHANTLER 0 Congratulations to Curtis Arndt and Steaven Almeida, the winners of our first annual (we hope) open bass tournament on Lake Simcoe out of the city of Barrie. 19 teams participated and brought in some great weights. This was a 4 fish tournament and many anglers had difficulty catching all four fish. Although the weather was unusually warm for late October, the winds started to blow before noon and made life difficult. A total of 44 fish were weighed in weighing 172 lb for an average size of 3.91 lb Every fish was a smallmouth. MNR staff as well as people from Queen's University were on hand to tag and take scale samples before the fish were released. I will post pictures of the sampling process under conservation in a few days. As you can see the day started out perfect. My partner The two for the day I have one more tourney this upcoming weekend. It,s the first BPS Open. This will cap off my dream.

Cool vid.

Who can think about hunting with temps like this. Ah,but it wont be long before it will get cold and nasty.

Think they moved the date Mo.

Slip float rigged with 1-1.5 inch tubes or curly tails. If you can get ahold of maggots,they rien surpream.