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You and Glen should go giver soon

Jealous Pete

Oh man this is so funny

Yea this is what i do. Since i tournament fish i also set a budget on a spreadsheet and tally all my expenses and winnings. Organization is Key to being successful on the water.

i just got back from toronto rained all day in toronto and finally left the city at 9:30p.m. From Bass Pro to Orillia it started to snow the plows weren't out yet and lots of cars doing small fish tales and pretty much 60 all the way home. It got worse from Ducksworth to Orillia what a brutal drive. Got home at 11:30p.m

with fogging the engine using the maintenance valve is it ok to keep spraying fogging oil until it stalls? i have a 50Hp Evinrude 1996

hey Misfish maybe you should change your avatar to your wifes B-day lol "Always remember"

Naw i'm sure there not on purpose but i do have vol. 3 & 4 on DVD anyone want a copy for cheap there so funny lol

So So So Cute memories forever amd ever. Now all you need is a front mount trolling motor and your set hehe

what kinda trolling motor is it check this one out might give you an idea on mounting wise http://sites.mercurymarine.com/portal/page...;_schema=PORTAL http://www.minnkotamotors.com/products/acc...il.asp?pg=mka29

wow nice bucket and great way to start building confidence with the drop-shot technique

Awesome pictures steve i was gonna head out on couch that sat but i saw a tourney and the dragon boat run so i passed it up to go during the week. What tourney was it?

LOL PhotoChopped trout lol. Yea i dunno i'm sure there are fish mutant's out there, where just lucky enough to sometimes catch them.

yea it's gross i hope i never see one in our waters or ever again Mutated fish alarms delegates at northern Alberta water gathering Days before a conference on water quality began in Fort Chipewyan, Alta., last week, residents say a strange fish with two mouths was found at the nearby lake. The deformed fish, which residents say children had caught off the dock at Lake Athabasca, has since been turned over to park wardens at Wood Buffalo National Park. Some residents, including officials from the Mikisew Cree First Nation, took photographs of the fish over the weekend. It was found just days before the Keepers of the Water conference began Friday in Fort Chipewyan. The conference wrapped up on Sunday. The event brought together western and northern Canadian aboriginal leaders and environmental activists, all of whom expressed concern with the quality of water in the Athabasca River, downstream from oilsands development in Fort McMurray. "It's already mutating the animals, the pollution that they're causing. We need to do something quickly," Shaylene Wiley, a 16-year-old Mikisew Cree delegate, told CBC News during the weekend gathering. "It's scary when you think about it," delegate Lionel Lepine added. "For me, personally, it does piss me off, you know, knowing that it's not under my control right now. It's the Government of Canada that has the control over it; they have monopoly over our land. But industry … somehow they got the licence to pollute."

very very nice i live in Orillia and i fish Bass Lake a lot. Sunsets are beautiful on the lake and it's funny how the lake just calms down around sunset time. Let me know next time your up will do some bass fishin