Clampet

Is that a Snook, or a Tarpon?

Hope the weather cooperates. Is Big Buck Bob going too?

Comin' along fine, mighty fine! What'd you think of that crazy warm weather? Not bad fer October, eh!

Straightened the treble hook, huh? Don't you just hate it, when that happens? I wonder why that occurs?

If you were to sell it, how much would you want?

Ya, I suppose that's what the Rap star would be flingin'.

Nottawasaga Rainbows sounds like a great name for a sports team, especially if your from Nottawasaga. Welcome to the best group of sportsminded people on one forum!

Welcome to the board. Take yer shoes off an stay awhile. Mississauga's where I'm residin'.

Wall, I'll be durned, right outside yer window, eh, Wayne!!

You really captured the moment Garry! Awesome colors.

Not wearing a PFD is part of the Old School type of thinking. The mentality is, your a wuss if you wear one.

Thanks fer the thought.

Unless you are a real Catfish lover, the smaller ones may taste better.

Shallow (3-10 feet) water over a muddy bottom combined with a day or two of high winds = chocolate milk type water clarity.

Thanks fer sharin' the latest on Simcoe. What did you catch the bass on?

I can imagine a big difference in shear pulling power of a 20lb carp. Glad you landed it!

Oh you mean this guy? Or this one?

Right On! By the way, can you post a picture of the lure, "Plastic Smelt"?

Boil the "Hell" out of it!

Hey Randy, how do you make holy water?

Some say life's stranger than fiction. Sorry to hear the bad news. Hope the outcome is better.

Sorry, we're late Cliff..Hope you have a greeaatt day!!!

Welcome Aboard! You mentioned hooks and sinkers in relation to bobbers. Unless your good at sharpening your own hooks, a smart choice are those chemically sharpened or laser sharpened hooks like the Gamakatsu and Laser Sharp brands. These will account for more hooked fish than those regular hooks. Try and space the split shot as follows: Starting from the hook end, one tiny BB size about 6" up the line. Then, another slightly larger split shot 12" up the line And finally the slightly larger split shot 24" up the line. Use round split shop without the tabs. The tabbed ones are re-usable but are not as weedless as the round ones. This set-up will allow you to cast livebait, such as suggested by GreenCoachDog, a good distance with a slipfloat without tangling.

Yeah, what he said!

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