bigugli

Can't get much sympathy for any one of them. Maybe the company came down too hard for the violations, but it was within the employer's right to do.

Sounds like a geat outing.

Any salsas or sauces Bruce?

 

Thanks for pointing this out. Going to check it out and say hi.

I'll have the salsa with me.

Calling for rain,guess I,ll find it Bruce.LOL

Like they say, a Newf can find his way through the dirtiest gale and thickest fog, but on a sunny day.....

I'm thinking you'll get lost.

Only on a sunny day and clear skies

They were crossing the Niagara last week.

Stop by at the Hamilton swap and say hello, me bye.

Im going to have some tables there, you too bigugli with lots of jigs im guessing?

Jigs, harnesses and weights.

Anyone heading to the Bassmaster's tackle swap on Saturday?

Hope to see a few local faces and some new ones there.

What colour are your fishing gardening gloves again?

Real gardeners don't wear gloves, but some have been known to prance around their gardens in the buff

I would start your seed indoors now for best results, then transplant out at 2nd or 3rd leaf (appx 5")

As for thyme and rosemary, real slow growers. I would have started seed indoors last fall, you might want to consider buying starter plants. They also don't care for hard, cold winters.

Our annual herb plants for market (May 24) are already 1-2" out of soil. First of the tomato plants at 5". All in greenhouse.

If insisting on outdoor seeding, look up the appx last date for frost in your area, and plant after that.

What a precious little child. Congratulations.

Just to add , some may remember i posted about catching a number of these weeks back.

 

They seemed to be in good numbers mixed in with the steelhead in a Lake Ontario south shore tributary (dirty burt to be exact)

 

 

They are a lot more widespread than the MNR wants to admit.

You just caught a world record!!!!

The IGFA record is 3lb 7oz caught in Sweden.

It probably is a record for Ontario, but I don't think the OFAH will be keen to post it on the records list.

They may not be all that bad, looks like they eat cigarette butts.

So do bass

 

 

P.S. Bruce, even though I gave you a high five on your PB.... hope you took care of the invader

Until the government says otherwise, I always "execute" due diligence.

This one will be a new species for my friend, Bill, to play with. Taxidermy is one of his hobbies when not fishing.

Today, the big box store, and many custom kitchen companies are using the same materials.

The big box units are prefab, as opposed to taiored, but they all rely, for the most part on chipboard. Ther are not that many companies doing solid wood cabinets unless you have money to burn.

If you can, avoid the laminate counter surfaces. They really are junk.

There are a few night spots that produce.

The bests days are always due to the quality of company we keep. Sounds like a great weekend.

I'll take 11 so far, and McQueen don't count as a real man.

I thought that was what kids were for?

No limit in Ontario. Although I am old enough to remember the days of the $1.00 smelting license way back when CO's would actually come out and measure everyone's nets.

I have caught a number of Rudd in the niagara and Welland rivers the past couple of years. Nothing spectacular, 8-10", all quickly despatched in due diligence.

Today's specimen is a clear indication that the species is here to stay in the Great lakes.

She weighed in at 2.71lbs.

Might attack the smelt one more time.

I have a few poor relations on the board that need feedin

Hey Bruce, what are those smaller minnows amonst the smelt? Babies or shiners?

The smelt and shiners are running together at the moment. many of the smelt I cleaned had fresh shiner down the throat.