NAW

Same stuff I use during the ice season.

x2.

Small spoon with a small jig head stinger about 6" down.

. I have gone from a tight 44 to a 38 and that is it for the clothes. Once the 38's start getting loose there will be a shopping spree and oh its my birthday on the 28th!

 

 

Peter

Don't do it man.. If you can hold off on buying new cloths until you have reached your target weight and leveled off), that is a much more cost effective solution. Trust me.

My clothes stopped fitting me halfway through my weight loss. So I bought new clothes. Then I lost another 20 lbs, and all the NEW clothes that I bought didn't fit me, and I had to buy ever MORE new clothes.. And I HATE wasting money on clothes. Money is much better spent on fishing gear!!!

Nice shots man. Those bass are hogs!

But more importantly, is that ean early ice whittie from Simcoe? Not to many of those hoisted this year. I fished that exact spot many times this year and was skunked on them....

First time i've hear this. Love it..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw09KiA9cXc

People really do lose their minds in situations like this.

I was talking about this to my Mom yesterday She was doing the long drive from T.O to Pickle Lake about 30 years ago. The guy driving ahead of her fell asleep and drove off the road. Smashed hard into a rock cut. The guy popped out of the car instantaneously (she thinks he was thrown from the vehicle) and made his was up to the road where my Mom was standing. She asked if the guy was OK. He said "Yes, everything is fine, I am Ok".. Then he fell over dead. Something my Mom has never told me about before.. Me and my sister where asleep in the car.

Thanks for the comments and stories to far guys.

I took my friend out for lunch today, and we had a bit of a talk. Now that he has had time to look back on the situation. He is happy that he did not stop. Seeing his friend in the car like (had he have stopped) is not how he would want to remember her. And with no first aid training, or having dealt with situations like this before, he would feels he would have been more of a hindrance. In his case, he made the right move.

That is sounds advice Ryan. Things most people would not think about.

I was really hoping you would chime in Lew. Thanks very much for your opinion.

This can go either way I guess. I personally am trained to deal with situations like this, which is why I would have stopped.

And in NO way do I put any blame on my friend. He is not trained to handle situations like this. Can't blame the guy who told him to keep driving either.. Just a crappy situation.

I'm more just wondering what you all would do( or have done) in situations like this.

One of my friends was driving to work yesterday, when he came upon a very fresh car accident. EMS was not on scene yet. A few vehicles had pulled over and begun to asses the scene. There was two severely damaged vehicles on the road and in the ditch.

My buddy stopped and asked if they needed any help. As he did not know the severity of the car crash.

The person he spoke to said, everything is OK. EMS are on their way. You don't need to stick around. Taking this person's advice, he drove off, and continued on to work.

He later found out that everything was NOT OK. There was a severely injured girl in the car in the ditch. And it turns out it was the sister of his good friend. She did not survive the accident.

When I herd this story, it made me sick to my stomach.

I guess what I am trying to say is.. If you come up to a bad accident like this, don't take someones word that "everything is OK". Who is this person to say everything is OK? What training does he have? You really don't know until you personally get out and asses the scene on your own.

What would you have done in this situation??

I would have stopped and got out and had a look for myself. Even if EMS is only minutes away. By the sound of it, this poor girl still would not have made it. But at least she would have had a familiar face/voice near her during her final minutes.

Sorry for the downer story. I just felt I should get it out there, and off my chest.. It was really bothering me, and I feel very bad for my friend.

Good on ya!!

Welcome aboards man! I look forward to some more reports from you.

Great recap chad! I'll be getting in touch with you in the next few months. Trying to plan another bays weekend camping trip this summer.

I am watching a fly fishing show right now. And they are using a fly called the "Cats A$$ Mudder". I want to see someone tie one of those..

Edit... Auto spell check... Exchange "meow" for the alternate term for Donkey....

This video is crazy.

The cold, lonely and homosexual North Americans hurdle together to keep warm... what the hell?

Great report man!! Awesome.

Last year,whities were crazy hook ups.More whities then lakers.

It,s going to be interesting to see what the reports will be like come opener on the open water.

I don't normally try for them on open water. But team 1 needs a white fish. So I might have a stab at them This spring.

Simcoe white fish have been killing me this year too, as you already know...

Awesome Video man. From a Bravo owners perspective that was cool. Plus my fishing partner runs a similar cat.

Not to often you get let down by a bravo. But it happens.

Thanks ch312! I will be spending a few hours working on the pelt tonight.

To make things even better. My neighbour introduced me to a group of local coyote hunters this weekend. I guess these guys are the real deal. I am very excited to learn from them. Maybe take this to the next level.

The one hunter in te group that I talke to has shot 7 coyotes in my neighbourhood this winter. It hasn't come close to putting a dent in the local population.

Thanks ch312! I will be spending a few hours working on the pelt tonight.

To make things even better. My neighbour introduced me to a group of local coyote hunters this weekend. I guess these guys are the real deal. I am very excited to learn from them. Maybe take this to the next level.

The one hunter in te group that I talke to has shot 7 coyotes in my neighbourhood this winter. It hasn't come close to putting a dent in the local population.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

It sure was great to take that old broken down gun, and make it usable again.

Good to see you guys out there! Nice pics as usual!

It has been a very busy winter in my home. There hasn't been much time to get out hunting for coyotes. But I promised my neighbor that I would try to take a few coyotes off his property this winter.

It's a mixed feeling for me, because I love dogs. I serve on a K9 SAR unit, and own a dog. But after seeing what the cyclical pattern of the Coyotes are doing to the local area. I thought I would help out my neighbor.

We where set up and calling for about 20 minutes. These coyotes ignored our calls and where heading for the barn. I was able to stop the coyote quartering toward me slightly, at a distance of 175 yards. The .222 was resting on my home made bi-pod. This was the first shot I have ever taken on a coyote.

The gun snapped, and the coyote dropped instantly. A clean, healthy coyote. I am meeting with a good friend,and local trapper tomorrow. He's going to give me a lesson on how to process a coyote.

GOT ONE!!!!!!!!!!!

Pics to come soon.

175 yards.

One shot, dropped like a pile of bricks!!!