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Nice results on a tough bite, Emil. Keep shooting those pictures of Jr., they will always be priceless, both for you and him.

The custom solution to your question is the easy one. Call (416) 614-7222 and ask for Steve or Brian. They will give you the straight poop.

Yes, the boats pictured are in North Rustico. I believe the first two fish were cod, and the last ugly little facker they call a rock eel. We caught sculpin as well, looking like a pot belly with a mouth, spines and tail.

Of course, it's The Garden Province, PEI. The red soil and cliffs at the shore is a dead giveaway. The Gallant tombstones is another.

That cemetery is located at the family homestead that goes back to the early 1800s, at South Rustico.

Any guesses on the feesh id?

I'm currently at my sister's place, at Ketch Harbour, just outside Halifax.

Mike, Jackfish photos will appear, honest. That's a debt to you, my friend.

Anyone ID those three fish?

More pictures on my return on the weekend.

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Nice catch, Carole. Fine job.

Rick, move this as you choose, but I got bit by this pesky little bugger that tells me every 3 minutes that my p c is so badly infected that Mother T wouldn't even go near it. Then it offers to fix my little problem for a very reasonable price, but with all these other benefits that I can't live without.

Avast picked it up, so let's see.

Anybody else see this piece of crap? Gotta a story to tell?

Hey, Peps.

Try looking here.

That's one big, beautiful feesh. Thanks!

79 Chevette that came with The Resident Love Goddess, a package deal.

Thanks for sharing that one, Twilight. I agree, I found it moving too.

Here is another one, in a different vein,

"I told you I was sick".

Speedy recovery, Joe.

Maps can cost a fortune, but I believe that you are looking at the best handheld on the market.

Nice work, Lexxington. Fire up that smoker!

Great to see two of my favourite board members on the water once again. Best to Brian and Terry.

I have other favourite board members too.

There is nothing wrong at all with Ovaltine, I grew up sorta in Peterborough for heavens' sakes.

Happy Birfday to Dano, hope you enjoyed all the tributes due to you.

Best Fishes as well.

That be tasty eats. They were well received to wide acclaim. Thanks, Marty.

Nice pictures, thanks for sharing them with us.

Some shoe repair shops will do this, but rates are high, like $1 / inch. Give it a try yourself, and you will see that the price is a bargain. I can remember Ma, back when folks still made clothes, cursing the zipper install.

Now, I always look for YKK zippers. They are good and they last.

Thanks 'specially to the Melancons aka The Plummas. Their very generous donations were underscored by the distance they traveled to join us for our company, and by the fact that they were not promoting their businesses in the least.

These guys are true gentlemen, even if they talk funny. Hats off to Joe and Art.

Hope to see y'all again next year.

A tough one to beat, Larry. Congratulations!

Attaboy. Now you are totally messed, and for about 25 years too.

Congratulations to you and the Mrs.

Rich, it was great to see you again, fine lookin pups you brought along. They will always be welcome.

Big thanks to Patsy for running Quality Control on the filleting before our Saturday fish fry. She knows her way around a fillet, that's for sure. Please let her know that I didn't find or see anyone find a single y bone in their dinner. Good job.

Send a PM to Mike the Pike, or to Roy. They are both familiar with the area.