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Looks like the lake had the perfect chop for walleye hunting but a little on the cold side, temp wise... Way to go Cliff and Will

Thanks Frankie!!! Cold water speckies... Doesn't taste much better than that

Had to fix the clock cause it was broken... some of the pieces made it into a very hot environment Breakfast for champions This for my friend Dave aka fish farmer

Thanks Don!!! Yes it was me... I was baffled by the broken auger this hard water season but now, with the results I'm having... it's all good for now

I created the intro with Photoscape, a free utility, off the net you can download The 2 new sequences was almost 4 hours in the making Mind you, I was learning how to use the program Then, imported those two into MS Movie Maker to finalize it.

Thanks Terry!!! I tried something different in the vid's intro... I think it works with the choice of music I selected

Thanks Chad!!! Yes I found the on / off switch Biggest was 9" and some

They sure are Jeremy!!! Thanks Rob!!! This priceless moment was long overdue... had an awesome time out there Pas de problème W`m F... j`vais t'en laisser The flies were non existent early morning but as soon as it warmed up a few degrees, some were coming out of hibernation... the wind played a great role in keeping them in check

Mine's not the biggest compared to others but sure gave me a great fight... 32"

Some details from today.... Raymond and I hadn't wet a line in some 20 years since our last time out barbotte fishing in the Gatineau Park He was my wife's colleague at work and good friend... now retired and will be celebrating his 70th next week!!! After some thoughts of, am I going fishing or not tomorrow, gave him a call to see if he was interested in some trout fishing... without hesitation, the answer was YESSSS!!!! 5h00am, look out the kitchen window and see 6C on the thermometer Not again Winds was blowing directly from the North.... my my my what was I thinking WELL turns out it was a perfect day trouting and they were hungry We both limited out in 2h30 hours of hard work Here's a little video I made for this occasion... Enjoy

I wasn't suppose to be going out today but I couldn't resist 2h30 hours to limit out x2 with a good friend of mine Ray.... here he just caught his last one The usual sink shot my limit TroutJunkie

Thanks Dave!!! Too late they're all gone New batch coming though

Cool video Simon!!! Your getting good at it from the new pooter

Great looking "La Grise" Dude Was that the only one???

I sure do, running my thumb along the spine... was just showing how easy it is to get them cleaned Didn't include the last bit... ch312 Good eats... they sure are

Ahhh OK... LOL

Simcoe, sure is a great fishery lots of good looking greasers in this report also Great job Joey & Paul First time out, you guys did awesome!!! Thanks for sharing! Jacques

Thanks Kev!!! Thanks Drew!!! The rig works well for the fishing I do up there and love it Same setup can be used for walleyes or whities Zec Dumoine, that's in QC isn't it?? Just wondering...

Great job guys Some of these greasers have shoulders Was Terry using the same setup as you B??

Thanks Brad!!! So true... just got to enjoy them while there active God knows how many times I went and came back empty handed... other times, it's one after the other, just like yesterday

Great job Dave!!! Good haul Bet cleaning those beauties took longer then putting them into your livewell eh That's enough for a good feed

Happy for you your back home M o S!!! My mom had 2 stents installed last winter and she is doing fine now... she just turned 80 in April Will keep you in my thoughts and prayers Leechman

Thanks Chad!!! Glad it's off my back for sure Thanks dnb_cbr!!! I'm as surprised as you are but love it Thanks Dana!!! and congrats on limiting out It's always fun when specks are active feeding... makes for a great time

Beauty Marko Great job dude

Thanks Joey!!! You bet Thanks Rick!!! Yeah there easy to make and productive I like them a lot Thanks Roy!!! Yeah I know, they look like splakes but are farm raised specks... each and every one of them had clipped fins... the tail really is square and the ends are transparent making it look like a V.... nonetheless great for the pan