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Looks like an awesome time on the river. I love the "landing pillow" in the first pic LOL! Nice and easy way to land the fish

LOL!

Fair enough but even in the 80's I didn't wear shorts like that. Nice fish though!

nice shorts!

LOL! That's golden Misfish. As said, better to be early than to be late.

That was my destination of my first trip to Cuba, over 15 years ago. I don't remember the name of the charter I went with but there are several around. The price is about what you'd find here i.e. $100 to $150 per person. I found that if you get talking with a few of the folks around the resort, you should have no problem getting 3 others to join you. I know you can get cuda's like nothing there because that's all I caught my first time there.

Hey Sinker, I've been 5 times and fished every trip. Where abouts are you headed? There are lots of charters available and you can easily get into cuda's, kingfish, wahoo, dorado... or shore fish for bones, tarpon and a whole lot more. Are you bringing your own gear?

Here's one of mine this year....

LMAO Drifter! That's more like a mangy coyote!

Durham police are warning Pickering residents of a possible mountain lion on the loose. "We have heard of two independent reports describing an animal similar to a mountain lion, obviously we have to take that seriously," Durham Regional Police spokesman Dave Selby said. Both sightings were in the area of Douglas Park in the Liverpool Rd. and Bayly St. area. The first report was made to Pickering Animal Services on Oct. 16 by an adult walking in the park. The agency received a second report from a 12-year-old boy on Wednesday. "It could very well be an exotic pet on the loose," Selby said. "Years ago, we had tiger sightings reported and it turns out someone was keeping a tiger as an exotic pet and it broke free, so that's definitely a possibility." Native mountain lions, or cougars, have not been seen in Ontario since 1884, Ministry of Natural Resources spokesman John Cooper said. He advises residents in the area to be alert to wildlife, to travel in groups and to stay out out of wooded areas at dusk and dawn. "It's also a good idea to carry a whistle and use it to scare off the animal," Cooper said. "If you see an animal that you feel threatened by, call 911 immediately." Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to call Durham police at 1-888-579-1520.

Frank "The Animal" Bialowas. Only 4 games actually played in The Show but he was an AHL legend and smacked around all comers. Other tough guys were literally terrified of Frank. Google him for proof.