Terry

maybe if I start saving my pennies now I could afford to go with him next year...oh wait you have to book a year in advance.so that would be in 2 years........he is the man for muskie

I have been ordering for them for years and they are great

great report I have not fished west lake in many years....dang

scary stuff glad it all worked out...wow things you don't even want to think about hope the canoes are there

hey you are getting out fishing, that's all that counts, getting fish is a bonus and with photoshop and that bad boy can be any monster fish you like theres the big one...lol sorry too much time on my hands

Sturgeon the great lakes have them but they are hard to find in big water you need to fish rivers to have any real chance of getting one these days there is a spring run into the notty and the other rivers off georgian bay ....but it's to shallow to hold many fish

great report that's the way I like to fish for bass

nice report you guys did great love them walleye

that's great..... at first I was afraid it might have something to do with a kilt

as always, a great report

great trip great report don't forget about BOQ, too before Simcoe freezes

it timed out a few times too, at home and now work anyone else bradford area and rogers at home

my on board charger lasted 9 years and it was still working when I sold the boat.... mine was called something like guest pro 2 or along that line

LOL I release all mine too

very nice love them smallmouth

I have heard that the pike have moved there from canal lake but I have never seen one and when they get to a new lake you should see hunderds of little pike and that just has not happened but there are muskie, that might be what they were thinking the walleye fishing has been slow this year for me but the smallmouth bass has been good any rocky shoreline or hump or point or where rocks meet weeds seems to hold them

I have been doing something like that to my topo maps for some time but if you have the garmin blue charts why not just load them on you gps

maybe I am seeing this the wrong way but $100,000 not 100 million but 100,000 bucks that will pay the guy in charge 1 years salary but not much more and that's for one year..what about next year walleye brings in every year $50 million a year for the Peterborough alone and they want to help with $100,000 I am underwhelmed or am I reading it wrong

great fish great fishing I hope I get out there a few times this fall love simcoe smallies

if you are only going to use it in one boat then a fixed mount unit with antenna is the best way to go but if you want to use it in many different boats or locations then a good "good" handheld is the way to go you can hook them up to external antennas and you can buy amplifiers for them to make them just as good as any fixed mounted unit

I really like mine but I don't use it much any more as I also have the map76cs but the non colour one isn't bad all the maps work, you need a serial number for hydro maps so you must buy them ,but the canada topo maps need no number on it .if it fits your budget it will fill your needs

good bye summer hello fall and bay of quinte

thanks all the more info the better Joe..I remembered I just couldn't remember the details

have a great one bud

good info I think I will be putting it on my Diawa 27 I need to buy a second reel for mono, I learnt last year fireline doesn't clip on planer boards too well