bigugli

I think just about everytime i go down to the river i end up picking up some arseholes fishing line I can't even figure out why some people have such a hard time keeping the stuff on their spools! I usually like to have a timmies coffee in the morning too and i don't find it very hard to put the empty cup in my pocket. Anyways just my two cents worth.

Timmies cups have got to be the biggest eyesore these days. I try to not buy my coffee in the paper cup and use a travel mug instead. When we were younger I remember only too well the smack across the head for dumping crap on the ground or in the water. I used to hate cleaning out the bottom of the boat after the weekend. Especially the soggy cig butts

I've had a big mess of braid caught on the trolling motor before. Thankfully I caught it before any damage was done.

I do a lot of shoreline and back pack fishing throughout the Niagara region, and the amount of filth there is disgusting along the trails and waterways. I pick up a few bags full every week, although I usually leave the paper stuff behind (it will eventually break down).

Unlike the Niagara rednecks, I will not blame the so called "Toronto Trash" , although some garbage is tourist generated. The problem is that people don't think and don't care any more. Somebody else will clean up after them (Mommy?). Unfortunately, we will continue to lose more shoreline and public areas. For a politician it is far easier, and cheaper, to close an area and post a sign than it is to try and clean up the mess.

Finally got out for some fresh air today. Hopped in the van and checked out a few spots to see if anything was biting. The big boys didn't want to come out and play. Some small bass and lots of big gills and jack perch. Ran out of minnows and kept feeding them micro jigs til the sun went down. What a fun day.

No better way than to end the day up with a little snack for me and the pups

Every cast produced a fish, and few were dinks. It just don't get any better. I almost felt guilty catching so many fish while others looked on I said "almost"

Looks mighty tasty.

4-6lb ice line on the jigging rods and good old black cord on the tip-up.

Somedays you just need that quiet of being by yourself to collect your thoughts and consider the important things in your life.

With my health I have accepted that I should not be in the boat by myself. Heck, there are a lot of days I don't dare drive. If I'm not too bad, that's when I go backpacking with my pair of rods.

Besides do any of us nuts really want to end our days glued to a chair in a nursing home?

You could call that a suicide attempt. He's gonna be unwell for a few days.

My girlfriend just suggested this hilarious number!

 

"20,000 League" Kirk Douglas singing from ye depths of Davy Jones locker. Aaarrgh!

More reel fishin tunes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp8ldfYbY08

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QJK47...rent=B000TECDZC

I like the Aussies. Big Rexxie, Steve and Bushie(the human broom)

Fuel costs me about $50-60 per week. Not to bad considering it's over 1000km's per week just for work and back.

Must be driving a wee 3 banger or such. 2 full tanks a week in the van per week to do that commute today would be $200 + $60 for parking, let alone tolls.

My mechanic got to see me every month for the oil change and check-up. I think I paid for his new boat

About as exciting as Bingo at the nursing home or watching a chess match

Sound and looks like an idyllic day on the water with your Dad. WTG

I got out of the commuter rat race when the costs hit $700 a month some 15 years back. That was when gas was .35 a litre and there was no toll road. Hate to think of how much cash some of you fellas burn now

Just shows he's no different than you or I. A regular guy who likes fishing but who happens to have his goofups on film. Think about some of the things you've done or have had happen to you. Ya just gotta laugh.

Oh so true. I always find the rotten board on the dock to go through

Big white double willow spinnerbaits for the bass and some 8-10" worms. Both work great on the Kissemee area bass, but nothing beats live shads.

Gotta love old time fiddle music. Ever listen to the Mamou players? They've been up into Canada a few times. Great sound.

Crappie and smallies on the Grand camera. Not a great view, but thats due to lack of water clarity.After all it is the Grand.

That man is an accident looking for a place to happen Kinda like my dear wife

After spending 15 hours at the polls, I can at least be proud of Canajuns in the rural ridings. We may have the least say in big govt, but 70% of the voters at our 5 polls cast their ballots. They still understand the value in casting their vote. They understand their duty as citizens of this great country.

I can't think of a nicer way to spend such a lovely evening. You caught fish, fresh air, R & R. The child is all smiles.

Don't care who, what, why. Spoil the ballot or leave it blank. Just get out and vote. It isn't a perfect system, but today you have a say. Many of our forebears, and some of our friends, have given their lives to uphold our rights. Don't let them down.

And here I thought we were talking about peanut butter

After a busy 3 days of packing and trying to sell off or give away 20 years of hoarded junk, I finally had enough. Rockfish gave me the perfect excuse to launch the boat and get away from the house Monday. It was a gorgeous day out. Unfortunately the fish weren't cooperating. Rockfish got a 15" walleye and we got a smattering of nice perch and rockies. All released to fight another day. not really a pic worthy day.

Still better than spending a 4th day at home packing. We are finding downsizing a very difficult thing to do.