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Glen, that's a great Lakair report. As far as I can see, one of the things missing was me. I wish I had been able to attend. Hope to see you in June at the next conflagration.

I think that maybe she should do a full analysis before opening any store, buying inventory, etc. Maybe she could do it as some sort of school project. My .02.

Ahhh. Rollmops. Sounds like another one to me.

Bigugli, you are probably talking about Silakkarullat. Try this one using herring: 1 1/2 lb gr Herring fillets 1 tsp salt bundle of dill Marinade: 1 1/3 c water 1/3 c wine vinegar 1/3 c sugar 1 tsp salt 10 ground allspice 1 bay leaf 1 sliced red onion dill stalks Spread the fillets on the baking sheet, skin side down, and sprinkle with salt and dill. Roll the fillets and place tightly into a saucepan. Bring the marinade ingredients to a boil and pour over the herring fillets. The fillet rolls must be totally covered with marinade. Cover the saucepan with a lid and cook at a low temperature for 6 – 8 minutes. Set aside to cool. How does that sound? Now I'm hungry.

Oi Suomi, katso, sinun päiväs' koittaa, bigugli. Sinä olet tervetullut.

That one is a beauty, John. Pa has two that are similar, one green and the other is red. The green one dates from at least 1960 and is one of my first memories of the outdoors. I recently bought a propane lantern, like this one. I fired it up last time I was with Pa and the geezers - turn the knob and hey presto - and heard the comments: that was quick, that's really bright, and I might have to get one like that.

I'd blame it on the moon.

Of course, Google maps are great. The sign for the lodge is about 100 m north of the Hwy 64 bridge over the west arm, and the lodge is on the west hand side. Enjoy your trip, friends. I truly wish I could join you, but I will be in Algonquin on Saturday for a rare 3 generation week long trip. Lakair is good times.

I googled Ontario Fishing in 2001, was thoroughly entranced by Canadave, Mahumba and a few others. Members come and go, but some of the best stick around. I've prolly met and fished with a hundred great folks, and call them friends. Even the short furry one.

Nice to see you two hittin the water again, Rich. I need to know, WHERE IS THE ONIONS?

Let me know when you might use a third voice there Cliff. Put this one on the playlist for the next G2G. A very fine blend, great tuning from you and Hazel. Fine job.

What a blast! This is a fabulous fishery we have in southern Ontario, and it always pleases me when I see these impressive fish caught in our urban parks. You might be able to sell that photo...

Best Fishes to you, Cliff.

Another great buy is the Garmin 76CSX for $269 from GPS City. This unit has a bigger screen, better sensitivity, waterproof and it floats.

Fabulous shots, and some nice lake trout too. Fine job! Thanks.

Fabulous news. Congratulations to the bose of yews. That's Teamwork, and a true testament to your love and commitment.

So sorry to hear this, Paul. My deepest condolences to you and the rest of the Farmiloe family. Best to all of you and yours.

Well done, Carole. Congratulations!

Attaboy, Parker. Very nice. Make sure you keep in touch with yer Ma now.

You are totally correct. I am where I is. Here.

Thanks again, Drew. *drewls*

All I could add at this point, after all these heartfelt tributes, is Thanks, Gary. Rest well. We are poorer for your passing.

Let me say that again.

Just fabulous! Very fine feesh ya got there.

Thanks once again, Drew.