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Frog info (saw some info about rods and reels) generally long rod 7'6"+ high speed reel, heavy line 60lb+ braid. http://www.delawaretrophybass.com/apps/videos/channels/show/819222-frog-fishing <--assorted frog fishing tips, and mods. http://www.wfn.tv/video/video.php?video=403233 <---JP is a great educator, you can learn so much from him if you listen carefully. <--general frog fishing fun

Also saw this in exceptions: Looks like you're good to go.

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I think you'll be fine. The UPS guy comes with paperwork in hand to collect the $$$ upon delivery. No paperwork is a good sign they are not collecting $ from you.

Great job Buckman021. Welcome too.

Empty gatorade bottle. A truckers favorite.

Just in case you wanted more open season info:

He has to use the bellyboat from now on because Subway is giving away his boat in the contest.

Congratulations!!! Top water pike video you say? Yes thats an awesome idea for a video

WOW Great video. When the fishing's that good you forget about the weather. Loved the side view of the smallie at 3:05. I can't wait to go bass fishing in 2 months .

Grenadier pond at high park or pond at eglinton and jane st. No trout in either of them but smaller fish like sunfish, crappie possibly a few out of season bass. Also Toronto Islands are nice and you can also sight see while there.

That was true long long ago with rubber case batteries, not today.

Its hard to contribute to this thread because its a double edged sword. Usually when someone posts a specific question like, "Hey guys I'm going to lake X, first time need help" then I'll PM them if I've fished there, but to give away specific locations on an open forum (don't even have to be a member to read the post) might come back to bite you in the ass when you go fishing and its been fished out or there are a few boats exactly at that spot. Anyhow that only my 2 cent opinion. Now does anyone have any buried treasure locations to tell us about? Post GPS coordinates! edit: 416angler, I'll Pm you about toronto islands specific spots.

Got a bog frog green white and wanting to buy a Scum Frog Bigfoot Frog black colour. Can't wait to try them out when season opens.

haha I love these forum threads. It restores my faith in humanity. Thanks for the feel good story Randy.

Such sour grapes on this forum. Where are the leafs btw? oh yeah on the 9th hole.

Nope, this is a switch:

I love this show, especially in HD. Showed it to my buddy for first time and he was watching in awe. Thought I'd share : http://channel.natio...Videos/06848_00 another great video of giant trevally fishing click the first search result and its the second video. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/search/?search=giant%20trevally

I had a serious allergy with redness on my privates. Doctor told me I'm allergic to lipstick. http://www.instantrimshot.com/ But seriously, you need to see a doctor. A family member has such serious allergy that over the counter drug do nothing. He got a powerful allergy prescription from the doctor. If this keeps up you may have to visit the emergency room especially if you start getting tongue swelling/shortness of breath.

Thanks for the update.

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Great report. Very entertaining. Loved the video. ha ha watched it a few times. Three turtle pic is icing on the cake. Looked like you had a great day. Don't give up on the crappies. Keep trying and you'll eventually hit the jackpot if they exist on that body of water. Where I shore fish for them they are usually schooled up and easy to catch with a thill bobber and yellow/black 1/2" fly or 1/16oz jig yellow micro tube.

pretty good deal. Worth $70+tax new @ Lebarons.

Hi archer379, I use to fish at glen haffy trout ponds as a kid. My keys to success were: 6lb or 4lb line stren mono in those days, probably fluorocarbon would be better now. Thin long Shy Bite Thill bobber with 2 or 3 tiny round lead press on sinkers spaced out evenly. Usually 2-3 feet of line between bobber and hook. Experiment with depth. Corn was good but came off easy, so i switched to Berkley power eggs yellow. Those were firmer and stayed on longer I used a sharpened size 14 round gold egg hook (same size as the power egg, edit: sometimes sz 12 hook), clip one side of egg then turned the hook around and embedded it into the other side of the power egg. I liked to leave a tiny bit of the hook point exposed. You could also use two power eggs by sliding the first power egg up the hook just beyond the hook eye and adding the second power egg.