limeyangler

been doing a bit of research, you guys are spot on, Honda or Yammie inverter it has to be. Hmmmmmm, Ive always been a Yamaha fan....

...LOL...takes a little bit longer than 1/2 hour to catch 'em! Hmmmmmm....I like the show but he kinda bugs me, how dare he catch all those wicked fish and get paid to do it! Ya never know Thanks T.J. No, its real time, with the 3 axis gimbal on the drones camera it gives it that liquid smooth feel. Well, its not mine exactly....lol. Sure was, what a difference a day makes, today was bloody miserable, and the black flies have hatched!

Hi all, Went out and set the minnow traps yesterday evening, took my drone.

Thanks guys, great info!

Hi all, Just throwing this out there. We plan on doing some camping this year on islands in our area. Because we are going for more than a day I'm thinking I will need to charge the boat batteries at some point, I have 2 group 27 12V running the trolling motor. I was thinking about getting a generator to do the job but have no clue whatsoever about them. I would like to know what other people use and why. I do know they are noisy so a quiet one if possible. Cant think of any other use we will have for it yet...lol...but getting a small generator must be lighter and less expensive in the long run than carrying spare batteries with me. your thoughts/recommendations? thanks in advance.

There is a fine line between guts and stupidity....lol. I have some pontoons installed so at least I can retrieve it and I am insured for 2 crashes, water damage etc....with $100 dollar deductible. MY MAVIC.

I'm waiting for you to guide me

I have only ever seen a moose from the boat once....but yeah, that would be super cool!

That is going to be a challenge with the drone given the new regulations. There were loons, swans, beaver and deer all out there yesterday but 75 meters away from animals, people, vehicles, boats, buildings etc.... (yes, the actual rules state "etc" as something you have to avoid) is going make it difficult, there is no zoom on the drone lens and 75 meters away is pretty far away.

That watercraft is soooooo cool Brian. Thanks for sharing.

Hi all, Learning to fly my new Mavic Pro drone, steep learning curve but I am so thrilled with the initial results. Finally I feel like I can capture on film what I can only describe as my passion, and hopefully share what makes me feel ALIVE!

If it is by the Polo Park mall it is Wholesale Sports on St. James, they also have staff that actually know what they are talking about, lol...hate when you ask someone in the fishing section of a store a question and you get that blank look or they actually open their mouths and confirm they know nada! The other good store in Winnipeg is The Fishing' Hole on Regent Avenue West. The other storeI sometimes check out is Pro-Am Tackle on Nairn Avenue, They have knowledgeable staff, but the last time I was there I did not buy anything, their prices were through the ROOOF!

Get well soon Wormy!

I actually find it difficult to believe that that was the FIRST time ever in my life I have had a hook in me! I was watching it closely that day and evening, Ive seen how septicemia can happen quickly and have terrible and/or fatal consequences, luckily it was fine. Someone did tell me you have to be careful ripping them out like that because you can rip tendons or cause nerve damage. LOL, as for the language I I tend to automatically tone it down when I'm filming, but rest assured there were some expletives floating inside my cranium. As for the weather...hmmmmm, it was sunny but still very cold for this time of year, only around 7C, but with the wind felt chillier. Still going below zero some nights here, I was on Wabigoon yesterday and some places were only 44F on the surface, bloody chilly mate!

lol...good to know I'm not alone in my feeling. I find it difficult to understand how these big box stores with their purchasing power fail to pass on any of the savings to consumers, my local tackle stores are a bit pricey but by the time you add on shipping its pretty much the same, plus, with some of the local stores, and I stress 'SOME' you get personal customer service.

They are not wormy in every lake as you say Rick, but the lake I was on in the video they certainly are and the ones on the Goon are 50/50 in my experience. We ate some last year when we did shore lunch at Lac Seul, worm free and delicious, but when I am at lac Seul there is an ABUNDANCE of walleye...so I don't tend to keep or need to keep any bass.

Hi all, just wondering what others think. I have been on Cabelas email mailing list for years now, have bought big ticket items from there in the past so they have my details. For years now though, everytime I open one of their newsletters announcing a 'sale' it seems like they are just selling off crap that nobody buys anyway ( try finding your size in any apparel they have on sale, always only have Small or 4XL) and the stuff i would buy remains very expensive even on sale. I appreciate having a Cabelas in Winnipeg just because of the stock, but even trips to the store leave me feeling underwhelmed. When Canadian Tire or say Princess Auto have a sale, there are always a few items that are super cheap and useful. Anyway, I finally decided that Cabelas newsletters were junk...UNSUBSCRIBED.

Thanks, yeah, its lucky it is, the 5 weeks between walleye close/open is a lot easier to take this way.

Yessir, you must be slamming off your rock on the river now too....no? Maybe what Rick says, I'll eat bass, tastes ok, however, most of the bass Ive caught here are very wormy, they have those grubs in the flesh, not just a few, but LOADS....I don't bother killing any now just to find out its full off worms and not fit for consumption. Unfortunately for my lake the local camp sends all their clients to one of the 'finger' lakes of Wabigoon, and i'm assuming most are American and they keep all the bass....needless to say the bass fishing has declined markedly in the 10 years I've fished it.

Hey guys and gals, Here is the complete video of my little session the other day, the clip with the hook in hand is in there too.

LOL....the stuff you say off the cuff eh? I'll see how it goes by morning, my hand is kin da fizzing, hoping I aint damage nerves...that would be well, boring. LOL....Chuck Norris styleeee!

Hi all, Went out for bass for a couple hours this afternoon, managed to get a jig in my hand trying to lip hold a fish, jig went all the way in up to the lead head almost, no way I was going on the local hospitals 'Wall of Shame'....basically a picture/cabinet with all the hooks removed from local fishermen......if yer squeamish don't watch....lol. PS...whole video on the way, great little smallmouth sesh.

I use those lb tests too but in the Berkeley Vanish Transition, same knot to the bait as you Chris, i just use a micro barrel swivel to the main line, again with the improved clinch knot, been using this stuff for at least 8 years know, handles everything in my experience and takes a pounding some days.

Hi all, got the boat out tonight for a couple hours, chance to cast for pike and fly the drone, forgot to press record for most of the shots....doh....but managed to try a prototype video intro with the footage I did get, waddayathink?

Cool truck bruvva!