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Very well done Chris.

Nice Mike, got my first whitefish through the ice yesterday. A wee bit smaller than yours, but they don't get too much bigger in the area we were fishing.

Recent happenings up here in Thunder Bay on Lac Des Mille Lacs.

YUP, we're goin for whitefish(and if any herring,lake trout, brook trout want to play) them also. Gotta now bone up on the regulations.

Ahhhh....................not surprised at all, white tube jigs is my "go to" bait for lakers, followed by a Chubby Darter(in blue and silver). I rarely even tip them with a minnow. Have caught lakers in 90 ft. of water, and reeling up, jigging all the way, until I can see the jig in the clear water of our northern lakes 10 ft. below, landed quite a few hooking them just under the ice. The deeper ones are easier to land, the ones less than 10 ft. down go berserk, and I do lose half of them since they are already just under the ice and do not have to decompress from the depths,

Thanks Simon, must have missed that thread in one of my "moments".

Gots a few of those Chris, will try them. Worked good for stocked specks, why not dumb whitefish??

http://www.speedextreme.com/temp/jan/johnson.wmv

ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE HOW TO FISH FOR THIS SPECIES!!!!!!!!!! Location is not a problem , knew about it for a few years, lakers, ciscoes, and whitefish, just never ever tried for them before. ANY TIPS OR TRICKS...................would be much appreciated. Please don't let me down guys, I only have tomorrow night to buy any tackle I might need.

I wouldn't let that creation near any water, too good to use.

It was rather chilly up this way over a week ago, but things changed last week and this week to more balmy temps. This is Dryden today, not much different in Thunder Bay though. http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/...2_metric_e.html

no topic, just the usual jibberish we type.

I am on too may websites, already posted this here, :lol: :lol:

No thank you needed, it was an honour.

When I bought my ATV in 2002, I had to plate it, it was free. Insurance is still a must. My 2000 Polaris Magnum 325 had a ball hitch on it. I bought a combo hitch from CTC for about 50 bucks, which allows ball hitch(your choice of size for what you tow, sold separately), pintel hitch, and pin hitch for my Polar Boggan for ice fishing. Helmet is mandatory.

Copied from another website...................... Hey! It ain't easy to begin with, and then you add in fixed bayonets! The US Navy Ceremonial Guard Drill Team was invited to compete in an International Tattoo in Norway in May of 2009. The Navy competed against military units from all over NATO and won first place. I think when you watch this video you'll see why they won. http://www.whc.net/rjones/USN/USN_team.html

Hmmmmm...........haven't needed that fix for my 1990 GMC Sierra, must be a Ford thing, hee hee hee. Oooohhhhh................buuurrrnnnnn............ :whistling:

I have seen that before but never posted it. One day years back, probably 1984ish, I was down in Oshkosh Wisconsin for the annual Experimental Aircraft Association show with my dad and a good friend of his. Tired of the tent breakfasts after 4 days, we took the shuttle to the terminal lounge. While eating breakfast, we noticed an F-14/16??(could have the model wrong now) parked outside. We finished breakfast and walked out to it to look it over while waiting for the shuttle to return. We gave it a good look over. I climbed up to the cockpit and there was a roll of duct tape on the dashboard. Shortly after that, the air force pilot came along, we introduced ourselves and said we hope you didn't mind us taking a closer look at your ride. He was all smiles and said, no problem, can I answer any questions? Immediately I asked him what the duct tape was for, and he replied, "everything, when I inspect my aircraft after landing, and find a small issue, I just tape it up, so that it does not become a larger issue until I can get it properly serviced". We laughed about that. Unfortunately no pictures, I left my SLR locked up in the truck by our tent :wallbash: We sure could not have done that in today's world now.

Cool. Go easy on that throttle Lew, it will get you in trouble otherwise,

As Spiel said, awesome is right, thanks for posting that photo. You should enter it in a digital camera photo contest somewhere. BTW, it is now my windows background image, hope you don't mind.

Where from Mike, my bud has been using them for 2 seasons. He got them in California of all places!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

no specific topics,

FANTASTIC!!!!

Dat's roget's thesaurus :lol: