jbailey

they need an outfall monitoring program.

34km from the west side of toronto to the east, along the gardiner.

Its what nightmares are made off..

usually about 3 hours. never been longer than 4.

I'd gladly go to sail or cabela's before BPS. Pushing their own brand which is GARBAGE. I've literally had litres crumble straight out of the package, among many, many other issues.

I am actually. Given his offensive potential and their lack of scoring I think they took a stand (for the second time now) with the wrong player.

agreed.

yea, i've also heard many stories about dogs being "lured" away only to become severely out numbered

nice report! looks like a great time!

Welcome! look forward to seeing some of your vids.

woooooo! sounds great, can't wait to read you report!

find the weeds, toss some senkos

nice! that first picture is great!

"Earlier this month, a California man on a fishing trip in Alaska reeled in "the catch of a lifetime": a 482-pound halibut."

wow

should of just hired jonah hill

now that's a delicious few meals wooo!

nice king!

this report is very inspiring! not easy to take care of all of that on your own!

cheers!

amazing photos!!

wow looks like an amazing trip. those are some nice gators!

ouch, couple players refusing to waive their no trade clause for the leafs.. tampa/arizona/edmonton trade seems to be a little weak for tampa.. Neal to nashville.. whats next?

Well it was said he was following too closely and speeding, as well several other cars passed the stopped vehicle without an issue. It was a tragic scenario and she must be held responsible for her actions, but there were many factors at play that contributed to the unfortunate outcome, so jail time under these circumstances does not reflect the legal definition of proportionality

Report: Maple Leafs 'serious' about acquiring Dan Boyle

http://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/526785

anyone watch the nhl awards last night? Cuba Gooding Jr seemed over the top

I believe the guilty verdict is a direct result of no hazard lights activated. Stopping was a poor choice, not putting on her hazards when stopped was almost setting a trap for people. The price is unmeasurable for both parties involved and I'm sure that is how the court will handle the sentencing. I will be surprised if there is a heavy sentence for her, but do belive she is responsible for the accident.

very true, agreed.

Yes, she was wrong and broke the law, but being held accountable does not always require incarceration. There are many alternatives.

SCUGOG -- Two men were fined a combined $4,000 after they were found with more than 100 black crappie in their boat following a day of fishing on Lake Scugog.

The two men, one from Markham and another from Scarborough, were found to be keeping 105 black crappie alive when they were investigated by two Ministry of Natural Resources conservation officers on May 2.

The anglers’ licences only permitted them to possess a combined total of 60 black crappie, putting them 45 fish over the legal limit.

On June 4, Hongrui Mei of Markham and Li-En Zhou of Scarborough pleaded guilty and were each fined $2,000 for catching and retaining more than the legal limit of black crappie.

The case was heard by Justice of the Peace Duncan Read in the Ontario Court of Justice, Whitby.

The MNR reminds anglers that it is an offence to transport live fish, other than baitfish, and that fishing limits are in place to maintain a sustainable fishery. For more information on fishing regulations, visitwww.ontario.ca/fishing.

Possibly selling them to a restaurant? hmm

sounds like a great time. Nice work at the walleye tourney, that's incredible!

Cheers!

amazing! those mirrors are disgusting..

congrats on the great weekend!