Sudzy

Does anyone know if a non resident needs a fishing liscnse to saltwater fish in florida? Heading down there tommrow and probably was just going to cast out around a marina or beach Thanks

Was thinking of giving the massive sized Costco ones a try myself.

Rebbecca's in Port Carling is a great spot - fantastic food. http://rebeccasfinedining.com/

Nice looking fish, how deep were you finding them?

Burlington store has a selection for 40% off. Have rod bags, rods, scoops, tip ups, lots of augers ect. Picked up a few things today.

http://www.pickerel-lake.com/ Has some info.

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From Burlington

There is also Binbrook, Valens and Puslinch to look into.

Check Kijiji?

I wish Rosseau year the long (attached to Joe) I use only dispy divers - just look for 50 - 70 feet of water. A safe bet is usually around 60 feet deep most of the year. They are not usually to hard to find.

I always go with the Mirage. It's a good mid range hotel, nice rooms, casino, right in the middle of things.

The dipsy will get you deep enough don't worry.

I was thinking trapping them and relocating might be the only permanent solution. Was debating on whether to pick a trap up and do it myself, or give a professional a call on it. What about placing a bright light under the deck, or a radio? Have read of some people doing that. Seems like it only might be a temp. solution though, Going to look into the fencing, might be a good option. Thanks

Been very happy with the current Lowrance unit I own.

Have a had a reoccurring problem of a some raccoons living under a wooden deck in the back yard. They have dug out a main hole that they burrow through to get underneath. My neighbor has said he sees about a group of five of them come down the drive way early in the morning, and head underneath the deck. Any suggestions as to some DIY solutions to get them to get them to permanently find a new home? I have tried some critter replant around the perimeter of the deck, and the hole, but doesn't seem to deter them. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sudzy

Musky are rare, but are in there. Huge pike. Tons of small mouth bass and lake trout as well.

Usually have the spot picked first, then go to the boards to search for any info/tips from people who have been there.

I used to have a cottage in Grand Bend. I have caught perch, catfish, bass, and pike near the pier where the asuable goes into huron. My avatar is of a bass i got there.

The big ones!

Anybody have any suggestions on a good place to pick one up? Is anyone familiar with Boston whalers? do they need a certain style trailer? Thanks, Sudzy

Good question - are they any Canadian sites around?

Ya forget Muskoka, not many fish up there at all. The fishing sucks. Trust me

Lake Joe in Muskoka? I fish Rosseau, and 50-60 feet has been good for me.

lol you guys cant be serious....