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mike rousseau

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  1. Just an indicator as far as I know... only a portion of the cooling water comes out there... If it's not peeing there's a chance it may be plugged or frozen elsewhere... I'm no mechanic tho
  2. My experience is on a river so I don't know how much will apply to Georgian bay Fish the steepest breaking weedbeds you can... I fish the point getting hit with current... you'd look for wind blown I guess Bright colours like clown... fire tiger and even UV colours work well Don't be shy to search with a spotlight... it'll cut down your search time A LOT... I look for fish in 3-10 feet then troll the 15-20 (wherever the weedline starts to grow) foot depth adjacent to where I located the fish... I do NOT change my target depth in fall when night fishing as others suggested... I run the same lines I do all summer...
  3. You mean hot shotting? Trolling facing upriver while the current pulls you down river?
  4. Strong enough not to straighten the eye out Most likely How much harder is it to loop back around the frame?
  5. I used to have some Great rods till I did something stupid and broke em
  6. I know of some on the st Lawrence River but it's more than 3 hours
  7. Looks close This has been sitting in a crown royal bag probably for 20 years... its like brand new and grandpa didn't have a boat for a really long time
  8. Got this reel from my grandpa and I doubt I'll ever use it... Anyone know much about it
  9. Hey I thought I'd share the AMAZING clearance prices with everyone I'm not affiliated what so ever with this store 590 items most half price... Alarms... Bait... Hooks... Luggage... Korda... Nash... Trakker... http://canadiancarpclubshop.ca/shop/
  10. Due to climate they grow faster in France Like comparing ontario largemouth to Florida
  11. Also in my opinion depending on the waters 25-30 feet might be deep and those might be neutral/negative fish I know spots full of fish but tough to get a bite because it's not a feeding location Or I can fish a shallow rock point with a few fish but they are all actively feeding
  12. Maybe aggressive verticals reaction baits like blade baits and jigging rapalas
  13. If your not very experienced Humminbird is really user friendly and easy to learn with If your great with sonar (I'm assuming your not or you wouldn't have asked this question) Lawrance is a good option I run humminbirds on my boat and love em... I consider myself pretty good with electronics and my Humminbird units do everything I want my electronics to do for me There are some great deals out there right now on the discontinued Humminbird models now that helix and onix are out
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