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Posts posted by bigugli
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" How Swweeeet it is ", when it all comes together.
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Try explaining yourself when the wife finds flourescent pink nailpolish and an old pair of stockings hidden in the tackle box. They're for fishing dear
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Bruce I have lots
I'll be down to see you.
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Thanks for looking. I know they are popular in the States. Have not seen them @ BPS.
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Does anyone know of any store in Southern Ontario that carry the Gitzit line of products? I absolutely love their short tubes when smallies are finicky.
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Brian, companies like Rogers get paid good $$$ to sell off their customers personal info (ie phone numbers) to marketing companies.
Same things happen with mail addies. You buy the magazine subscription and a few monthws later you start getting stacks of book and mag offers in the mail. Some charities also sell their donor lists.
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Nobody was home?
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Friday before last, 7:30am on Gull Lake in Minden I got checked...unmarked boat but had his brown jacket on...nice to see them out. Great pic of the Cop Taxi, CL
A lot of lakes, like Gull, might only get worked once a season. Most, never, so they target areas with well known to have crowds. After all, there are some 50,000 lakes and how many CO's?
I have seen a pair of CO's work the backwoods years back, plain clothed. Just kept visiting lake to lake along the portages.
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don't miss the mackerel run
Mackerel run nothing. That's just bait. Get out on a tuna boat
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They are hitting all the crowded spots. Get to cast a wider net and a bigger haul. They also hit L Gibson with considerable success. Good to see.
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I saw her, a few years back, tied off in Bridgewater. She was a sorry sight, and it was sad to see a greyhound abandoned in such a state. I hope they do right by her now.
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Looks good. Mee's a like
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Somebody forgot to take his happy pills this morning
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Nothing like a successful outing on the new boat, and getting that first coating of slime. WTG Cliff.
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The different weather, this summer, will affect fish behaviour, as will an abundance of feed.
There is another factor. You have specific go to lures ( red rooster, etc...) that you throw at the same pools. Over time, the fish will condition to not respond to that bait any longer and be more wary. A new bait, bigger, smaller, new colour. Give them something different. It is amazing what will work.
My fishing has been quite productive so far this year. I just keep doing things differently, and I always go out with a few options in the backpack.
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I used to love hunting, but it just got too dangerous. Gave up after having a few close calls in one season.
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In the pond, take 2 approaches.
1) the float. worm set just off the bottom so it drifts and moves with the wind. If using corn have hook resting on bottom with a little slack to give a cat or carp time take the bait. Use a micro tube on a slip float gradually twitching it back to you. The rise and fall of that tube can be effective.
2) casting. Try a couple of varieties of spinnerbaits, twitch bait, popper, floating rapala, etc... Use both slow and fast retrieves to try and entice a surface strike. These are just standard tactics for working any shallow pond or pool.
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Nothing like a little heart pounding excitement. Looks like you had fun.
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I had to SQUINT to see that word.
I use the 'OFC Club' skin for this site.
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Thanks for the kind words, gents! I'm having an indecent amount of fun at this.
It beats watching 'Charlie Moore'
or 'The Old and The Useless'
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Thanks, Jacques!
We have a small garden and I think I'll have to try that. Can't have too much garlic!
I saved your instructions to remind myself at the right time.
Make sure your fall planting gets a month's grow time before getting too cold. They need to establish a good root ball before winter.
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I had just pulled 1/2 of my garlic on Weds. I had 100 sets in the ground. Need lots for the 200 odd jars of dill pickles and salsa, let alone any other culinary needs.
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It would only be libel if the statement weren't true. Based on the abundant evidence posted here....
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You've found yourself some nice little honey holes. WTG.
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In the park, walleye come up sulphur creek, at night, to feed below the dam. Come morning they tend to move back.
Niagara River
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Niagara river is a great fishery.