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Quinte gold at it's best Excellent footage Congrats boys

Awesome report Homer Your million dollar smile says it all Thanks for sharing Leechman

Ya doing great Emil Nice chrome Keep it up and thanks for sharing! Leechman

He's certainly growing fast WOW Still looks adorable

Phil, if I may, another lure from Northland you may want to try is the Flashy Macho Minnow 1/4oz super glow

Great job Lorne and nice looking carp Sounds like you had a great time Thanks for sharing Leechman

You've hit the jackpot Fish Farmer... nice haul Got to love being able to weed thru the small ones to get to the keepers

Sorry jedi, my bad guess I didn't read the search results carefully

Google's your friend CTV Ice Derbies

Very sorry to hear Kelvin. My sincerest condolences.

They look great Roy At 1.5oz, it's the perfect weight to get down on bottom in the area you are fishing And I agree, always a good idea to add a trailer / stinger for the short bitters Thanks for sharing Jacques

Phil, in shallow waters, I use tear drop jigs and tip it with Gulp maggots or fry (Fish fry I cut in half and use the back end). I also use tiny tubes, Atomic teasers and tip it with fry cut in halves. See pic below: Tear drop jigs located bottom right Tiny tubes Atomic Teasers (pink & orange) located next to the blue buckshot in section 2 from the right Good luck with your hunt!!! Leechman

Could very well be Bruce

Sorry to hear Lucas Guess I wasn't the only one Maybe it had something to do with the lunar phase Good luck next weekend

Yesterday was suppose to go out for specks but with a very wise decision opted not to Mother nature had put a dreadful spell upon us and there was nothing I could do about it deep freeze that is So all day yesterday, I visualize them little beauties coming to suck the bait off of my lures and putting a few on ice for the pan... but reality is, today, they had lock jaw Didn't matter what the offering was... just couldn't get them to bite, no matter what I did Jigging, dead sticking salties, just didn't work It was a cold one for sure... left home, temps was -28C, no wind (Thank God) when I got to destination, it was a balmy -30C Spent 4 hours trying to entice them with no results.... Felt like the lake had been fished out I got to check another lake on my way down and to my surprise, no fishing huts in sight Guess will have to wait another couple of weeks to target walleyes So this is my report for today and looking forward to heading back out there Safe ice is not upon us yet for some... please play it safe!!! Tight lines Leechman

Sounds like you did better than me Kev My hunt for specks in -30C temps turned into a kybosh Lock jaw and froze my be-jesus Great looking gator dude

Go ahead and give it your best shot

I hear you Simon But get Google Chrome... you won't regret it and it's free

Which version?? You most likely not running the latest... I've only ever had issues when I upgraded to their latest and greatest So now, running Google Chrome and don't have any issues anymore and faster too Until Firefox fixes their bugs... It's Google Chrome for me

Hey, at least you tried 4x4bassin If it's any concellation... got out this morning for specks... temps was @ -30C no wind ( THANK GOD ) and got a couple small ones ( 4" and 7" ) for my efforts It felt like the lake had been fished out... hard bite I'm definitely going back, cause like you, I know they are there and plentiful Tight lines Leechman

Ron, I understand what you are saying but did you read my quote

Awesome report, fish, pic and video Simon Looks like you guys had fun with the jigging rap Great job you too

Right on Vince Sounds like you've turn a negative into positive p.s. Haven't been out fishing today but tomorrow is another story Will keep you posted

What you running?? Created what? Yeah Google Chrome

Well then, browser issues... you both need to switch to Chrome and problem solve