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Im a white guy. For Simcoe .

Boo Ya,Stanley spinner baits here. Franks a local and I need to get some from him and give them a try.

Recieved a phone call today from my oldest boy. He was all happy and laughing.It would seem that we are going to have a grandson added to the family.He is due, Dec 25. Boy I hope so,it would save on presents.LOL Both Betty and I are so happy for them.The million dollar family.Just have to find the million dollars now.LOL Thought we would share our happy moment with our friends.

Nice work. We seen a guy in a sail boat with a rigger on the weekend.Funny.

Square tail tells me it,s a brown generously proportioned. AH????? s quare tail

Is thsi a word? Glenn love your response.

Hi Wil. Great thread you put up. Will be sure to look for the tag.

I did see a guy eyeing me up.Might of been you.LOL I just seen guys from thier avatars and just asked, if they were on OFC. I dont think you can catch them for a buck or two. Not from what I seen anyways.LOL

Sry Todd.LOL It does look like an atlantic,or a brown.Forsure not a chinny.

From the shine I seen on the kings this weekend.It will be awhile yet. Plus the water temps are warm close in.

BPS had a blow out about 2 months ago on them.Dirt cheap.

Not sure thats what thier meant for. Lots of guys I know have them and swear by them. I like my Viking suit.Much heavier,but warm and dry.Just my pref.

Rob,right ? Been awhile. Nice report and catch.

When I saw that fish, it was amazing.Clean fat fish. Congrats again to Gavin again on a great fish. You guys along with Terry had a great catch. Rod ,I would love to get out there and give that copper a whirl. Will be intouch.

The one I was on Andy ,I believe was a 2007. It,s the widest beam they make.8.6.From what I was told by the capt.This thing flew threw the 3-4 ft chop like nothing.Man what a ride that was.Trim tabs down just right and away we went. I have a two year plan with the Bayliner and the Mrs,s,then,Im looking.LOL

Terry,you and I are going to try this together.Way to much work for one guy.

Oh how true Chris.How things have changed since the early 80,s. Im still dumb founded,at the new teq. It,s a beutiful thing to watch and learn. Brings me back when I first started doing the same thing for bass.Go out and watch and learn and get the bug. But like I told the boys today,when they lost some gear,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,You know what a tube costs? LOL Still rewinding the day and playing forward. What a day.

They have different rod set ups with 100 to 600 ft of copper.Theres a lead of mono or floro,then the copper,then a braid backing.The copper length determines the depth,wieght of the amount of copper. They would then attach a planer board on the Braid. Hard for me to explain,but have it in my little head now.LOL

I was a spotter today for a group of guys that turned out to be members here.Iceguy and tundrnlighing(Rob and Rod) Man these guys were great to hang out with. These two never stopped working hard all day and ribb,b each other.I also got to spend the day in a booat I have always wanted to try.21ft Trophy. Today I learned so much more about the salmon thing. Dipsys,cut bait,copper and lead core lineing. What 100-600 meant,and how to use it.Wow,how things have changed. But I do like it. The morning started off unreal.First 45 minutes into the day,theres a triple header(that was fun to watch) Then once they set up again,another was boated.4 fish in the box already.Wow this is going to be a great day.Well it would turn out ,that it would be another 3 hrs before we got any other action.With the slowing of the bait,the captian says time for old school.Cut herring strips. Of couse Rod does his best impression of an old school yo yo old school.LOL The capt set up the rod and we waited.At this time there was a small wager going on what rod would go off next.So I go in and pick one.The only rules were 20 inches and a king.I pick the rigger rod with the cut bait.Wouldnt ya know,it goes off,but to no avail,it was a shaker.Set up again and I stick with the same rod. Yep off it goes again and this time,it was not a shaker.Rob did a great job making sure it was landed and the capt netted it.Rod was not allowed anywhere near the fish.HAHAHAHAHA The day was filled with some very interesting events.4 times we thought we had the kings of kings on,but would turn out to be snags on those rope the sailing guys leave behind from the marker bouys for thier races. Rod found out the hard way twice with having to get back his 600 copper.That job will pump you up eh Rod. Good job on getting it all back both times. Like I said,these guys knew thier stuff.Changing up but still sticking to thier game plan. I never seen so many combos and abortions.LOL We or they, ended up with thier 6 fish limit,but wasnt close to what was brought in,but it was still a great day to be out with them and the capt. Also got to meet some other great members from the board for the first time.Gavin,TonB,Arron S. Nice to meet you guys.All class act. Now that I have some new knowledge of these many ways to fish deeper fish,Im holding off on the rigger.Going to give this copper wire and dipseys a try for some Simcoe lakers. Sorry there are no pics, we were rushed leaving Friday and forgot it.BUT I DO WISH I HAD IT FOR THE CLOWNING AROND PARTS.LOL Thanks again to Al for the invite. Would love to do it again next year. On a side note,2 of our members did very well with big fish,but thats thier stories to tell. Well done fellas. Now Im still swaying back and forth here so that will end my post for now.

Im confused here Rich. Dont you have a girl and child? Sry if I missed something. If I was young(not attached) ,I be gone,like a banana split. What ever you chose,hope it works out for you.

Nevermind.

Another guy thats followed me around.LOL Nice fish there Cudz. Nice smily faces too.Good on ya.

I was just thinking the same thing.LOL Sorry to hear yer letting her go bud.

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