DRIFTER_016
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Pike will start to spawn while there is still ice on the lake. Walleye usually spawn about 4 to 6 weeks after the pike have done their thing.
Pike spawn when the water temps are between 34-40 degrees with 36-37 being preferred. Walleye spawn happens when the water temps are between 42-50 degrees with 44-46 being preferred.
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Look for organizations such as Outward Bound. Outward Bound Web Site
It's too bad he's not a woman as OFAH has their WOW weekends that gets the ladies into the outdoors and teaches them outdoor skills. WOW
Those are two I can think of right off the top O my bald noggin, a liitle googling should locate a few more.
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Yes the LCR is the display it's self.
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Yes, you can get GPS in a portable. Look at the Lowrance M68C and add the Ice Fishing Portable pack and you will have a unit that will work on hard water as well as open water.
You will also want to purchase a portable transducer mount like this one from Cabelas.
These work much better than those suction cup mounts that tend to fall off while running at speed.
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Sweet looking car man!!!
Look out for radar traps!!!!!
Will it pull your boat?? ?? ??
Or did you sell that too?? ?? ??
Or does your boat weigh less than 1000 pounds.
Or do you have a second vehicle for that duty.
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well its pretty much impossible for goldfish to survive Canada's winters, so theres no worries.
No so, I saw one in Toronto harbour that went about 5 pounds!!!
I don't think it got that fat in one summer.
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Definately a Banner Day of Epic proportions!!!
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They are my favorite spinner!!!! My go to colours are silver and gold and sizes I use are 2's and 3's.
As for fish I have caught on them are rainbows, cohos, lakers, grayling and char just to name a few.
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That's what the Ganny used to look like in the 80's.
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I like to keep my spots to my self too.
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When I lived in Grand Valley I had a pond in the yard stocked with rainbows.
It was nice hauling out the fly rod after a days work.
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Hey Drifter 16, that is in fact a fine looking river in your pic........how many seconds after that shot was taken did that rod explode ?
Cheers
RR
It is still in fine shape, just ask Keith as he's the owner/operator.
There are those of us that can in fact fish a rod in this fashion without blowing it up.
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You want the Binford 3000 turbo grill with afterburner!!!!!!
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Can't even get me mum to visit. Thinks I live in a room log cabin on the tundra or something.
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I betcha OJ wished he had that instead of that white bronco!
That way they could have shot him down with an F16.
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Hi everyone, first timer here. came across this nice messageboard while surfing for more steelheading information
It is very intresting how people think differently towards the very same sport - fishing
Not sure if any of you have been to this website or not
http://forums.fishusa.com/FishErie%25com_D...orumid_3/tt.htm
Instead of promting positive attitude to encourage people to get into steelheading,
some of you, probably because of being selfish, try to be secretive about spots/conditions.
Look at messages at PA boards, they not only share what baits to use, how the conditions are
even looking for people to fish together!
I would rather to get more youngers to get into fishing in return for more fundings for NMR.
Just my two usa cents
It's a little different in PA. There aren't 6,000,000 people living within 20 minutes of most of your spots.
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I send them all in. You can register online on almost everything now tho, so that's how I usually do it.
Joey
Me too.
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LOL
DIVE DIVE DIVE DIVE DIVE DIVE DIVE
Any guesses to their choking? I have a few but Id rather hear yours.
Poutine Overdose!!!!
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Hey Kemper
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but that's not a river, it looks more like the farm field drainage ditch that was behind my house in Grand Valley.
FYI, This is what a river looks like.
P.S. NICE FEEEESH!!!!
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Lowrance is supposed to be having some major software problems, with both the side imaging and any HD model that carrys a Navionics chip. It makes me way too nervous to try them.
outdoorguy61
That's why you never purchase a new product in it's first year.
Hummingbird is having issues with their new flashers, only they are QC issues not software issues.
The Navionics issue is that only the Platinum chips work right now. After the software update all should work.
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WHEN DOES IT STOP????????????????????????? MAYBE WE SHOULD MOVE THE SHOW OUT OF TORONTO AND SEE HOW THEY LIKE THAT. ITS STARTS WITH GUNS AND WHAT IS NEXT FISHING RODS....
JUST MY 2 CENTS
I hope this is salvageable. If in fact it is not, I am hopeful that management will take a serious look at Hamilton, Mississauga or perhaps Oshawa.I would suggest that it must bring in at least 10 million in sales when one factors in show cost, exhibitor cost and actual sales of services and product.
It remains a pathetic approach to target those that keep the peace.
outdoorguy61
Time to move it and teach them a lesson. Millions in lost revenue might teach them a lesson. It's not just sales at theshow either. There's parking, hall rental, accomodations, food etc. Hunting has been given heritage status so who the hell is the mayor to ban the showing of firearms.
Just another justification to me that my move away from that hole was the right choice!!!
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My first was a '63 5.5 Johnson. Awesome little motor.
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IMO unless you are searching for sunken ships or fishing under docks SI is a waste of money.
I would rather have the ability to shoot forward so I can see that reef I'm about to hit before I hit it.
Installing a battery (for lights, etc) in a 14' aluminum
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Does your motor have a charging system, electric starter?
If yes you will need a marine starting battery.
If no you will need a deep cycle marine battery.
Look at the Candian Tire Nautilus line. (reasonable price and decent quality)
Let's see a couple of pics of the boat. In my old 12 footer I put a board (about 10 or 12 inches wide) from the rear seat to the middle seat on the side opposite where I sat and put the battery in a battery box under it. I mounted my finder on the board and used the shelf to hold rods, tackle etc.