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i remember those pictures well lew. be carefull on your morn/evening walks.

that will not be the last. a child will be involved yet.

are there any tree huggers willing to be BEAR decoys yet

keep taking those pics. they make everyone enjoy their days

did a steel shed once. they sent me enuff buts and bolts for 2.

yer right lew. we may get frost on our banana trees here.

hi guys. just finished assembling a barbecue. only had 1 extra washer.lol.

anyone ever have extra parts left over .

I wouldn't be too quick to give credit to the guides/sportsmen for getting rid of the commercial fishing. The credit or discredit goes to Dow chemical for the decades of mercury contamination that was discovered in the 60's. In the early 70's fishing was banned on both sides of the border because of the high levels of mercury. Michigan and Ontario initiated law suits. Dow reached an out of court settlement with Ontario and the commercial licences were bought out.

the commercial was banned in 1969. a few years later the mnr met with the local sportsfishermen at windsor sportsmen club.. there was a NEARriot. the folks spoke. the commercial licenses were bought out from the govermement.. the remaining 2 were course fish only.. they are defunct now..i was at the meeting. once again it was the guides/charteboats that were at the forefront.. its not a perfect world,no doubt but at least st clair is a mecca for sportsfishing.

many guys dont realize. many of the larger boats have specialty revival tanks. custom built with aeraters. after a fish is de-hooked its put into this tank. when the fish is revived its then slid over the side.this is not a livewell... st clair guys have upped the bar. no-where else is this being done. ensuring alpha fish survive to fight again.. st clair had a commercial fishery gillnetting. if it was not for the guides/sportsmen s efforts to remove netting the lake would have been decimated decades ago.. i am amazed at the negative factors of so few when theres literally thousands of musky guys that cherish the fishery. michigan dnr quoted 180.000 muskies in a survey. so in closing we should put efforts to the positive.

c,mon down and enjoy the great fishery...its for everyone guys. just put them back for your kids

blade burner. your choice of words slants that guides just want bucks. sad. many are involved in all aspects of l.s.c. area.

as for a guide cally bobby d.

chartertalk.

party lines i remember them.

insert the drain plug.

sweet pics . the muskys here luv them shads.. fresh air and action. good stuff

my niece lives there. you can have the snow/bugs.

for early big pike we throw bigger baits here a 5 inch minnee shad in blu/white or orange base.

try large casting spoons also. when there hungry they eat with no remorse

just go have fun.

ive lived a few years. animals are more civil..

everyone wants a piece of the pie.

i make a xmas wish list every year.

as we well know goverments are lets just say fence-sitters.

wishin i was going. lotsa draws and theres limited georgie baits.

sucks when ya cant go.

one thing to agree on.

if yer fishin your not cutting the lawn or driving to a mall. species truly dont matter. from carp/trout to muskies...

enjoy it while you can. how many folks wish they did something,then life changes....

just go fish.

flooding here this morn. lotsa rain. in windsor ont.. be prepared boys its on its way

i entertain the hunt/muskies.

if i want fillets i fish walleye/perch.. knowing species gives an edge for alpha fishing.

its worth the price of admission to meet mike and see his jollyattitude

she was a disney kid. i remember those days.

for the guys that are too young.

cars had fins back then.

i feel your loss. .a good point is you got to share the times with him.