bigugli

My grandparents used to have use of an old logging camp in maynooth ages back. Their method of bear proofing was to bolt old coiled bed spring frames over the doors and windows. Bears never got in.

The G&F always leave in one dock for emergency services. Ramp was in use over the weekend.

Welcome back Bruce. Get a goods nights rest and tackle your mountain in the morning. Send us a perch or smelt post just so we know you didn't lose you fishing equipment in the move.

Found my ice gear. Can you say perch for brekkie

I gotta thank TJ and friends for putting OFC together... I've said it before and I'll say it again.. if you aren't using this board to meet new life long friends.. you're missing out!!!

You got that right!

There is a lot of bitterness in this thread that leaves a bad taste in the mouth. I doubt that I will feel too welcome at Rice after the dust has settled. Time to book elsewheres. It will leave more room for the more desireable out-of -province guest that some RLTA members prefer.

It is one of the reasons the lower Don has remained a dead zone. City of Toronto has dumped it's snow in the valley, by the viaduct, for decades.

You might want to consider Lake Dalrymple resort, they have all of what you're looking for and boat rentals (you never said if you needed/had one). Great dink perch & sunfish right off their docks and all round good fishing on the whole lake. Not sure what the rates are like but if you google it I believe they either have their own site or are attached to the local municipality.

 

Michael

Great place to go to. In summer, near impossible to get a 2 day booking. Lots of good fishing off the dock.

Here I was expecting a harrier with pontoons.

Finally got the worst of the moving done. We still have too much stuff! I haven't even tackled my pile. It was buried beneath the wife's mountain Now I have to find space for a place to lay me head.

Finally have everything packed and hopefully we have cast off enough of the 20 years of clutter we have amassed.

Will watch the game on the 12" tonight.

Will catch up with folks in about a weeks time.

The problem with part of the IOC is the 3rd world reps who view women as property. Don't look good for women to outdo men, or to compete in events similar to men's.

Kinda like a black runner embarassing, and humiliating, the Nazi propaganda machine at the '36 Olympics right in front of Adolph's face.

With a "hut" like that, I wouldn't go home til ice out

what a great game. One more period and we hit the final.

Slovaks aren't beat yet. Still a tight game.

Now you see where the idea of the werewolf comes from. A dog the size of a man and does not have the same fear of man that most wildlife have.

You know what they say about life in the great white north:

In Canada, the women... they be men too!

Thanks for the plug Cliff.

I tie bucktail harnesses, jigs and streamers. Have a lot of fun with them, both in the making and the fishing with them.

Sorry they aren't laid out nicer, but I'm in the middle of packing to move next week.

Thanlk God for our talented Canadian women, eh

jwl has taken 'chirpy' fishin to an art form. The squirrels and chipmunks just will not let go of the peanut on the string. The kids fish them on rod and reel. Strictly C&R

Now that's hockey!

Nice whities. A solid meal in those 2

WWOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWW

so TJ is a demon?

what does sinotte mean?

Translate: "the devil you say"

Now if I was cussing at TJ, I would call him a Satana Perkele

My uncle's response........... piru sinotte.

I could order a bunch for folks next time i put in my order for parts. What size exactly? Smallest I found is a size 14 Eagle Claw

As an afterthought, My day out with Emil and Jordan reminded me of a few things.

Of years past when other adults took the time and patience to see that I had great adventures. My hooks were baited, fish taken off, and cleaned, in an endless procession without a grumble. I didn't have a dad but Gram, Grampa and my uncles more than made up for that. Taksu maku.

Even though I enjoy fishing, I enjoy the company of others to share the experience.

More importantly, watching kids having the time of their lives fishing is way more fun than catching a mountain of fish.

To Jordan. Thank you for putting a smile on a tired old face , and some much needed happiness in my heart.