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I have the Same smoker as pictured above, best hundred bucks I ever spent. I am upgrading to an ugly drum smoker this summer.somi can set it and forget it. But that one will cook some mean ribs . brisket takes about 15 hours so I start it on the smoker then in the oven overnight. Notihing like waking up to the smell of smoked brisket in the mornin

I use goo be gone on greasy clothes it will make the greasiest jeans come clean. Don't know what it would do to the foam?

Gobble, gobble, not mine a good friend got this bird down south in NC last week man I miss that place sometimes.

I like j-11 rapalas real SLOW

Fiction.

Even though trout opener is right here, I can't take my mind off of simcoe spring whitefish. Problem is I have never been out for them.. I have a few questions and while there is tons of info online about spring laker tactics there's not much for whitefish.

Where should I start my hunt? Shallow reefs with Steep drops to deep water? Rocky points of 55 ft that drops to 100 ft on either side? ( one comes to mind).

What are the crazy buggers doing this time of year? Feeding? On the biology websites it says ther in the rivers? Is this one of those cases where simcoe fish have different patterns?

Are they still schooled up like in the winter? And do they remain like that all year round?

Are they more or less aggressive in the spring?

Thanks for reading, feel free to om if ya wish

Welcome to the nuthouse!

I about spit my coffee out when I read that .. Quite fitting welcome aboard.

Aluminum is a pain in the ass to paint from bare metal do what sinker says

Lol I am curious also, I'm gonna order a few and try em out. I'll get back to you in the fall

Rouge river , put in at rouge park . Nice paddle. And you never know what you will catch,

I'm going to be hitting simcoe for lakers and lake o on real calmmdays close to shore this year for the first time ( just bought my first real boat). I'm interested in the fish seekers I looked at them online seem legit. I figure I could troll a fish seeker with a big flashy spoon at around 80 ft down and drag a 3 way along the bottom with a floating crankbait for the bottom lurkers does this sound like it might get me some fish or should I just pony up and get riggers?

Makes me sick....no need to make it a public execution ....just throw them in general population. They won't live 30 days.

There's probably a real nice 14-16 ft naden kicking around here somewhere cough cough

And sandy cove wanted 150 to grind er up. They said they have been grinding the stuff up but they have no body to sell it too. Said it was approved for use in concrete but nobody's buying.

Dump takes fiberglass boats. 50 bucks later boat gone... Friday iim going to pick up my new to me Starcraft.

I picked up a small fiberglass runabout with a merc. 65 hp blue band motor and a Viking 55 hp for 200 bucks on the weekend. The hull is toast needs new transom stringers and floors. And I'm not up for the work. Anyone know if simcoe transfer station will take it as is or do I need to cut it up?

On the same note if anyone has an old aluminum hull sitting around the need gone give me a holler, have trailer will Tavel.

Holland river has a few.

I can't say enough about this guy. Only been out with him once but I will be back this summer. Non stop shenanigans and he wouldn't let us go home from our half day charter till we had double digits.

Werner Rohr Tel: 905-935-2360 | 1-800-251-9006 Cell: 905-685-2243 e-mail: [email protected]

He is out of St Cathrines.

I once heard about covering the positive with Vaseline and sticking a penny on top all the corrosion would go to the penny and of can just replace once or twice a year .. I've never tried it but has anyone here?

I checked powerd vessels only, from what I read

May also need a harbour permit for the kayak, not sure but you might want to check

I love them all, I knew I wasn't the only one.

DanC who said anything about standing out?

Luke yours is crazy reminds me of the French river

Wow. If that ones 90 lb there's a few in the lower Niigata tipping the 50'mark you would need 200 pound braid and a marlin rod if they got Into the current tho. When I was a kid in NC my buddy's dad had a private lake about 3 acres in size. We were only allowed to fish one day a week ( he diddnt want the fishe pressured, he would feed the catfish an entire big bag of dog food once a week, from the end of the dock and there were some monsters inthere.

Just got a new piece started today. Theres going to be allot of color in the fish, allot of black and grey in the background , you cant see it in this pic but he is chasing a mepps spinner, guess everone will know my secret weapon now Not the best picture but here it is.

Lets see them if ya got em.

 

Trapping live cats, that's pretty hilarious, lol!!

Takes us about two weeks to trap a raccoon here on the farm. 9 times out of ten we end up with a barn cat.