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Cabinet grade work there, Dax. Very nice job.

Ya, Terry, but even more than that, I hope everyone votes the right way. Right, Roy?

I'd stay at the Marathon Harbour Inn, (807) 229-2121. It's right beside the Prime Cuts Restaurant, and they offer highspeed internet access and a continental breakfast.

Honda powered Craftsman. Great machine.

AttaBoy, Norm. For those that haven't met Norm, he is the embodiment of our little community here. Happy Birthday and Best Fishes, Beans.

Just like what Colbert said at the Whitehouse correspondents dinner. The man is a man of conviction - he believes the same damn thing on Wednesday that he believed on Monday. NO matter what happens on Tuesday.

Very nice, Tony. I liked how the editors left in that segment with the mother of all snarls. Congratulations, you speak very well in front of the camera. No ummmms, a pro job.

My daughter, TheBigKid, has been driving seniors around Etobicoke for a while on a volunteer basis. They love her, of course (who wouldn't), and they become quite attached to each other as many of these folks have no appreciable support from other people.

Then they die. That is the thing that is the real cost of this kind of work. You gotta know that going in, and work your brain around to the place that says you were there for them when they needed someone most.

Good Luck, FisherGirl. We need more folks like you. Thanks.

Thanks for the extra inch.

Great report, TJSA. Thanks.

Work it thru, Lew, I am doing the same with my new gps rx. Just play that's all.

Howard Stern or the National Game? No brainer from this seat.

fliptheslop, where do you live? Just the address will be fine. I find it really hard to believe that you live in Canada. Living without fear? Sounds like you are living with a lot less than that.

Dano, work one problem at a time. See above.

Oh, Fire and Brimstone fer chrissakes! Drift crawlers, small spinners, goop under floats, I have no idea, really. Cast to beaver dams with small floating raps, twitch em. Small bucktails with a bitta woim. Inflated worm off an egg sinker. Somethings gotta work. Wet fly on a dropshot rig. Minnow under a slip float. Somebody stop me.

Sin no more my son.

UA1990, you have dared speak the question that dare not speak its own answer.

Go, forth, all the way to sixth if you must. GodSpeed!

Enjoy your adventure, hope it works out great.

Nueltin Lake on the Manitoba / Nunavut border for lake trout, pike and grayling. Please.

Everybody wins that game. Happy Birthday, and Best Fishes, Wayne.

I think that the pond reports are posted, then moved into a pw protected area of the board. You get a pw by posting a 'secret' report.

I think that the Garmin 76CSX is tops. A compass sensor, expandable memory, large colour screen, submersible, floats.

Put a 1 GB micro sd card, and you can hold the topo map of Canada at 1:50,000. You still need to buy (or borrow) the map, but the map is incredible. You can try out the map at http://www.garmin.com/cartography/mapSource/topoCanada.jsp. There is a link in the upper right part of the page that loads an applet that lets you pan and zoom all over the place. Compare it to Google Maps, and it's bang on, but with elevation data added, and much higher resolution in remote places. I like the idea of a road map of Canada, everything, on this little handheld gizmo.

I'm sure you'd be happy with either the Lowrance or the Garmin, but I bought the Garmin. GPSCity out of Calgary has the best prices, no PST. Check them out for either receiver.

Great to see Bojan on OFC, many thanks for your posts.

Sobey's rocks!

A Hearty AttaBoy to SteveK. What Jen said. And Welcome, also.

Bojan on the float board? Mebbe on Kris' board.

Willl be by for a bit. Anyone else?

I see. So lots o' folks weren't really even trying.

Lightweights.