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Please watch this one, more Great Big Sea. I love the idea of a Ceilidh, and usuallly end up trying to play over the talkers. Now I know that the answer is to have everyone play someting or odder.

Oh dear. This is Deja Vue like never before.

Oh dear. This is deja vue all over again.

I know that some boards say, 'TTT', or 'To the Top', but I have used bump, flick, slap, ping, snap, tweak, spank, jerk, and pump, all depending on the local vernacular.

No, really I did.

Love me some GBS.

My stocking list consists of this: right / left. I often have trouble telling them apart, so I usually just go by identifying them by the feets they are on.

This is nice, all the kids are playing together nicely. Nice feesh too.

Query for Glen and the Plummas: How do I tell the difference between a hosebib and a sillcock?

Thanks in advance.

Hope this hleps.

Mike is the fishiest dude I've ever met, and I've met a few characters. If there is a trout in that stream, Mike is all over it like a fat kid on a twinkie.

Congrats to Solopaddler, and the lucky guys that just got a clinic. Well done.

Pretty dang smooth there, Bernie.

I've recorded with McKennit, listen for the Gregorian Chant.

'The opening track, "The Mystic's Dream" (featured on the TNT movie The Mists of Avalon, based on the novel by Marion Zimmer Bradley), is a haunting tune that features McKennitt at her most heavenly peak as a vocalist, evoking the spirits of the instruments and Gregorian chant-like background vocals that accompany her on the track.

The Mystics's Dream

Looks a lot like my first muskie, caught out of season, and some one else's boat ( Colin), about 5 years ago. We were fishing the lower N, bouncing junk for steelhead in March, when I snagged up. Reeled down, another firm tug, still tight. Then I gave 'er a snap, and that's when the drag started to buzz.

That fish fought tough, and an honour to land it. Congrats on your PB.

Best Fishes, Brian's brother. Good luck with the doghouse thing dere, b'y.

We need some Stan here.

Thanks, Rick. Beginning to look a lot like, well, you know.

Lake Simcoe is the obvious choice, with perch, lake trout, whitefish and pike. Stay tuned here, or there for ice thickness and fish reports.

Hope this hleps.

Ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhh, Shiny!

Welcome, Twocoda. Yer just in time for the silly season here. Pull up a chair, there's a coupla cold ones in the fridge so help yourself.

Thumper: He doesn't walk very good, does he?

Mrs. Rabbit: Thumper!

Thumper: Yes, mama?

Mrs. Rabbit: What did your father tell you this morning?

Thumper: [clears throat] If you can't say something nice... don't say nothing at all.

I remember that guy! It will be great to have you back, Todd. Have a safe trip.

All my still-working spinning reels are Daiwa, all the non-working reels aren't.

That is one big porkie, Brian.

Limey, they is so the same thing, brook trout and speckled trout.

A true artist's work. Great stuff, Glen.

The trick is to pick the right substitution, kemper.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integration_by_substitution.

You'll be fine.

BSing is an art, that's what I learned after I forgot all the math.