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Should probably elaborate, on that a bit...I prefer the Premier, 24 or 28" in a hut...can go longer if fishing outside.

Can't go wrong with a medium, medium/heavy St.Croix.

Great back support on that one

Currently have a couple of standard camping chairs for the hut. I've searched google and have seen a few alternatives. Wondering if any fellow OFNers have found reasonably priced alternatives? Must have back support, and, in my case, support a 6' 2" frame weighing 230 lbs. Cheers, Frank

Nice ride, Wayne. Would love to got that route, but, the fuel costs for my commute everyday would cut into my fishing tackle money!!!

We'll have ours out as well, Dan...so a couple places to warm up for a bit, if need be. Keep your eyes open, though if you really want one...not sure if Joey sold theirs yet...same model that Ryan and I have. Great hut for two or one.

Thought this one was finished, but, still some good points being made. It does get you thinking, and, yeah it really sucks that it provides a sort of "loophole" for those who don't follow the regulations. I originally found this question on a great local forum, where many target Lake Erie perch. Great bunch of guys, many or whom are on this forum, as well. However, there are alot of fishermen down that way, that go out many times a week...are they keeping too many fish, not for me to say. One thing that does get me riled up is it seems the ones that fish the most (and usually keep the most) are the first ones to complain when the fishery goes in the toilet.

Happy Birthday, Cliff!!

Was just talking to a co-worker about that. The song is what, 25/26 years old...man, Big Brother!!!

Way to go Vince!!!

So that's why some of us steelheaders use rods over 12 ft

Hell is a place with no fishing!!! Or the old story of the guy that dies, finds himself fishing on a river...lands a beauty 5 lb brown trout. Thinks he is in heaven, takes another cast, lands another fish exactly the same. Next cast, same thing, and over and over. Finally realises he is actually in hell. No variety, no chance of failure, no excitement....NO THRILL.

I'm lucky enough to have Jocelyn's store about ten minutes from my door. Good guy, opinionated, knowledgable, honest. Catch him on a less busy day, he will spend as much time as you need. When it comes to Lowrance, he is "DA MAN"!

Informative, as always...some great lunch time reading. Thanks T.J!!

Some really nice fish, looks like a great year to me!! Love that first laker!!

Yeah, I've heard that one a few times..."how many rods and reels do you need???" AND SHE FISHES!

Some good suggestions, for the "one"...Bill's for sure. My main reason for using different set-ups is to get the most enjoyment out of our sport. Basically the outfit that will give me the most feel---bite and fight, for the type of fish I am targetting. I want to be able to have a good fight, but, be able to land the fish in a decent amount of time, should I wish to release it. I, like many here, can't always afford the perfect outfit for each type of species, lure, line etc...but I try to come as close as financially possible. I COULD use a 7 foot light action rod for steelheading, in fact I did a few times "many moons ago", but, I much prefer a rod of at least 9 feet. What about you bass guys out there who like to fish heavy cover...are you going to use 6 lb test with a medium action rod? Good luck getting them out of there. Yeah, we take it to the extreme at times, but, for me and many others out there, getting that new outfit (for whatever species) is almost like a kid at Christmas.

Awesome, if you can get an approximate price, I'd appreciate it. My hut is a Clam 2000, so I don't need much. PM me with the details, if you get a chance.

Share what, Vince???

Better than my Pontiac "Torment", not quite four years old, and, on it's second battery!!!!!!

Anybody know if there is a supplier closer to Kitchener/Woodstock???

Nice, Steve...and I know from your facebook posts that you've consumed quite a few of the tasty buggers, too!!

Great "little" re-cap, Definitely looks like a great time was had + some decent "walter" fishing as well. Have heard nothing but, good things about Rob's outfit.

Very nice "Nip eye"!!!