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Those vids were a bit disturbing! Poor Walleyes!!! The spear one seemed just wrong to me....and even if he was taking the ice fishing one home....did he need to kick it across the ice? Maybe I'm just too much of a sensitive guy....LOL. The Leave it to Beaver clip was hilarious!

Wait a minute...you were gone??? LOL. Yeh...we have this strange white stuff....I think it's a fungus of somekind. It's all over the yard and driveway....strangest thing I've ever seen!!

That's too cool! Wonder if the trunk is a livewell....hmmmm

Id love to wake up to that view every single day!!! congrats...I'm jealous!!!

Awesome pics and report! Love how your reports and pics really tell a story...my reports are mostly like this "Went fishing today and caught this <insert pic>" LOL.

Awesome pics! Was pic 1 and 5 taken at Mandarin?? LOL.

I'm working here at home today...nice thing about an office job! I had work emailed home first thing this morning...only had to cancel one meeting. Even Go Trains were delayed this morning, so instead of spending all day on the road, this is better!

I even hear it's not really water there either...it's an elaborate series of holographs. I fell in it and didn't get wet! Once I began using the holographic hooks, I was able to land all kinds of holographic fish.

Congrats! I remember when my daughter was born....and I cant help but smile whenever I think about it! Blyght and I are very happy for you and your family...enjoy everything!!!

Great report and nice lookin steelie! I started as a complete newbie during the Christmas break...been out 5 times now and haven't brought one in yet. Had a few strikes and lost one in a pretty good fight, but no fishy pics from me as of yet! The trib near my place had low water levels and was murky yesterday....hopefully it wont be too cold this weekend to try again. Nice job on your catch! Hope to see more reports from you.

My understanding of it is similar to Rick's. In the US, it's illegal to download and upload. In Canada, it's illegal to distribute copyrighted material (ie upload it), but it's not illegal to download.

You make me jealous!!!! You are the master when it comes to trib fishing...I'm not giving up though...one day I'll actually land one....LOL

Wow!!! Awesome report! And here I thought it was a pain in the butt getting my stuff to go on a 30 minute drive to go fishing....LOL. You trekked thru a forest fire to canoe and go fishing....now THATS dedication! Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us...it was a great read.

So, at close to 9am, there were two people ahead of you. It's now 12:45...PLEASE tell me you are not still on hold....LOL.

Hey HH, I've lived in the burbs my whole life....with the exception of downtown TO living for a few years in my 20s. We just moved again...still in the burbs...one thing I noticed as we drove down the street where we bought was the number of strollers people had out on their walkways/front porches. We have a 4 year old daughter...and we wanted to move to an area with lots of kids. We saw lots of strollers and once we saw the house, we knew this was the place. Take a look in the neighborhoods for the condition of local parks...if the teenage population is out of control, you can usually tell by the graffiti or garbage that accumulates in playgrounds at parks. I've never lived in Pickering/Rouge area before....was raised in Ajax, so unfortunately I cant comment on those areas. I'm assuming you work in TO as well? As a professional commuter (to Yonge/Eglinton every day), I can tell you that the east end, IMO, is better. There are plenty of routes apart from the 407 or 401 that can be taken...esp if you are talking the Rouge/Pickering. The main slowdowns for commuting in the morning is from Neilson to Kennedy and coming home you wont really hit much on the 401....if you can stay in the express lanes. (The slow from Warden to Kennedy eastbound during the evening rush). The main slowdown occurs in the east Pickering and Ajax area. Another thing....and some friends who live in the west end will tell you, you'll travel with the sun to your back both ways. Sounds like a silly thing, but it does make a difference! Anyhow, that's my 2 cents. Good luck with your decision!

Now that reports have slowed down, I thought I'd ask a question. Do most members on this board concentrate on one type of fishing? I personally am relegated to the shores of lakes...but have recently tried out trib fishing. I love them both!

On January 23rd of this month, anyone flying MUST have a passport...new US regulations. By 2008 (I think), people crossing the boarder by boat or car must have a passport.

I've been in your position before for puter tech support (Canon). I remember putting the phone down, making dinner and eating it before someone picked up. Another time, I heard the "click"....got all excited....then another "click"....moron hung up on me. Now that you are number 2...hopefully they can give you some good news!

I joined the apathy club instead...now I just dont care.

I have had both in the past. Rogers seems to show a larger network area, but once you get up north, I find the biggest issue with losing signals at the bottom of hills in some areas. I use Bell right now...work account....they pay for it so who am I to complain about that??? haha.

Wow! Nice fish! I just started trib fishing...still waiting for my first one! I'm gonna try Friday....after that it may be too cold. Hope to see more posts from you in the future and welcome to the board!

Cool...my entry is in! Thanks TJ!

Be sure to add a few grand....cause undoubtedly some new toys will be purchased to adorn the new boat!!!!

Where Tim Horton means fish, not coffee U.S. pro angler, company settle copyright issues January 10, 2007 Cathal Kelly SPORTS REPORTER Exactly how big a deal is Tim Horton in Alabama? "More popular than the doughnut store, I can tell you that," the former Bassmaster Angler of the Year said yesterday. So it was more than a little annoying when some restaurant chain from Canada told Tim Horton the professional fisherman he couldn't use his name as a logo on licensed merchandise, like fishing lures and DVDs. "I couldn't grasp it," Horton said. "How could I not be allowed to use my own name?" His spat with the iconic Canadian company began last year when Horton attempted to trademark his name. The resident of Muscle Shoals, Ala., was contacted by lawyers from Tim Hortons who warned him about infringing on their copyright. Horton, 34, is a veteran of the Bassmaster Elite Series, a professional fishing tour that sponsors events across North America that regularly feature six-figure winners' purses. Looking for a compromise that didn't involve a court fight, Horton offered to change his name. He even asked officials on the fishing tour to begin referring to him as Timmy. "But they had that name registered, too," Horton said. By that point, the simmering confrontation was drawing attention at the Oakville head offices of Tim Hortons. "Once it got to the corporate level, they were very cordial," Horton said. In December, Tim Hortons agreed that Tim Horton may use his name on licensed products, as long as he doesn't use it as a logo. Just to prove there's no hard feelings, Tim Hortons spokesperson Rachel Douglas said yesterday she's packing up a "big box of swag" to send to "our good friend, Tim Horton." Now the angler only has one remaining name-related problem with his friends in Muscle Shoals. "Nobody will call me Tim anymore," he said with a laugh. "Now they'll phone up asking for Tom or Fred or whatever." Newslink: http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/169576

Jeez...who needs ice!!! Stick that on a boat...or put some pontoons under it....LOL