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Very simple. Marinate boneless fillets in your favourite spice (I used curry, cumin and thai spice). Saute peppers, onions and tomatoes in olive oil or margarine. Add a tablespoon of peanut butter and thai spices (actually whatever you like). Mix well and then add a can of coconut milk and simmer until the sauce is a little thicker. Lay fillets on top of mixture and cover for a minute or two, gently flip the fillets over and continue to cook until the fish flakes. Remove from heat immediately to prevent over cooking of fish. Gently stir all together and serve over a bed of rice.

Battled the trees for 4 days after that storm last week and decided to take Monday off for a relaxing fish. Decided to go after Bluegill because they like to cooperate. Found a nice spot and set up for a couple of hours of none stop action. They can be a lot of fun on ultra light gear. Here is some pictures of the larger ones, then the fillets being marinated, cooked and ready to be devoured by my wife and I.

Tough to find stained water at that time of the year. You will have to look for the thickest weedbeds in the deeper sections to find any concentration of fish. Fishing after dark might help.

Paudash Lake for a couples weekend, but will definitely have the boat to go after some of those smallies. I can't believe I'm leaving Pigeon Lake for Paudash, but best to make my better half happy!

I would try smaller spinners of various colours and even smaller twister tails. Look for them out over open water and suspended eating bugs. I had luck for rainbows using these techniques on a couple of lakes. Try trolling with the spinners.

Use the post, they are rotating strike action and it looks like the larger centres are the ones striking, everything else is as normal.

Back on the water. I can't believe people. That's so sad, no wonder there is a problem with fish numbers. This stuff drives me crazy, but I'm glad at least someone had to pay some fines.

We were also very fortunate. We had trees landing five feet from the house and other trees holding up broken ones. The pool was saved by a few feet. Unfortunately hydro says we're going to be out until Saturday. I hope they're wrong. We will probably have to take down some good trees as they are so close and have always held each other up. That's the problem with large cedars. Heard a pilot lost his life on Balsam Lake when his plane was flipped over.

I just get sick of the repeats and yes those infomercials. It's about time to cancel.

There is a launch in Desoronto at a park that has lots of parking. I think there is a charge of $3 in/out. Fishing should be heating up after a slower than last year start. Look for any weed growth and try trolling with erie dearies tipped with worms or you can slow down and jig any weedlines that you can find. It's usually good in the bay out from the trailer park to the left of the launch and anywhere up the reach along the west side.

Makes me miss my dad! Great fish. Your dad doesn't look old enough to have done all that. lol

Call the MNR tips line.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002296/ Here's some general information. Southern Ontario is of the most concern when talking about Lyme Disease.

Will affect me at work. Why is there going to be a strike? I can't see any reason unless they are trying to take benefits back and cut wages.

Many have died from Lyme Disease, so it is a serious issue for many. Don't take it lightly when dealing with ticks. Gabe Magnotta (Magnotta Wines) was one of those that lost the battle a while back to this serious disease .

You're just rubbing it in! That is quite the trip you have planned.

You just lived everyone's dream. Awesome looking fish!!!!!!

If there is a piece of skin exposed that doesn't have repellant on it, it will get chewed no matter we wear. Leave it to Columbia to come out with a line of repellant clothing. I'm with Roy on this.

It is paradise, that's why I moved to this area. You should have a good time on Sturgeon Lake. The walleye are biting pretty good right now. Oh, so are the blackflies LOL just lidding no bugs in this area. Cliff should open a resort! It looks like he has many guests going to his place.

Where are you headed?

I love my smokercraft!

The tape worm is in the stomach. Most walleye have them and not many anglers realize that they are there when cleaning. Do not throw them out. First it is illegal and second you are wasting good fish. I have seen this many times over my life and it can't hurt you. At least it never hurt me, that I know of. LOL If it's the white grub in the meat, just pick them out and forget about it.

Just a string of bad luck. However, site fishing and setting the hook when you see the fish hit is tough to hold back on. You have to wait until you feel the pull just as you would if you didn't see the fish. They should almost set the hook themselves if they're that close. Many large fish are missed on top water lures when the angler sets the hook to the sight of the fish breaking the surface rather than feeling it.

I used to catch them in Honey Harbour using the same micro jigs I use for crappie. If I saw one sunning itself I would cast out past it and retrieve slowly so the bait came right by its eye or actual mouth and they would snap at the bait. You have a better chance of hooking them if you don't try to hook the bill.