Blue Lk

That's GREAT,the idea is,take them out when they are young,& hopefully,they will take you out when you are old.

I can't supply a link,but most lakes in the area are allmost at normal levels,it rained like H#ll here allday mon & that shud bring them up some more.

I took these pics this am,the suckers come in to the shallows to spawn every spring. I was lucky to get pics before the wind rippled the water

Great report Simon,love the pics of the little guy,my little guys are in their 30,s,soon they will be leading me around by the hand.LOL. I was out yesterday with my GF,small remote lake,we brought home a limit of pan sized walleyes,didn't catch anything near the size of those Lac Seul monsters,but we did watch a cow moose swim down the lake.Yes it is great to live in this North country,I know I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Thx again for the report

If you have moose ribs,then you probably have moose steak & roast in your freezer too.Do yourself & your friends a favour,cook the steak or roast.I have tried moose ribs,ever since they go out to the landfill with the hide & bones.I have sampled others efforts at moose ribs & found them inedible as well.TOUGH. There maybe others on here with better results,but that is MHO.

I believe they are pretty much the same concept

Both my GF & I have adopted dogs from OSPCA,around here they are called Rescue North,my current dog was abandoned at a few weeks of age in a remote First Nations land fill,winter before last.She & 1 male survived out of the litter because a reserve cop noticed them in the dump. When I got her she was frost bitten & starving.She has turned out to be a great companion. My GF adopted her guy about 6 yrs ago,apparently he was a stray wandering the streets. Best dog she ever had. Never discount a dog from an animal rescue shelter,I realize they may not be Labs,Goldens or all that trendy,but they can & do make very good family members.

I bought 1 2 yrs ago on sale at ctc,use it lots on my 10ft jonboat,no issues,works good 4 the $.

[quote name='limeyangler' date='23 April 2010 - 08:43 AM It sure is Blue Lk, are'nt you out on blue lake hammering the lakers yet?...come on...what ya waiting for! Simon I am not a really big fan of trout,lots of work to do around the place But can hardly wait for walleye opener.

Simon,is that the opening to Mile Lk in your vid,I haven't been on the Goon for years but that looked familiar.Great sunset pic.

I fixed up this old 12 ft to leave at a remote lake 2 yrs ago,the paint was peeling badly & I used a soft brass wire wheel to remove it.The boat was a chronic leaker so before I painted it I sprayed all the seams with rubberized rocker guard.I used camo paint from CTC.After 2 seasons use it still doesn't leak.

I moved there allready,right in the heart of NWO,little house on a great lake,lots of great fishing in area,less than a hours drive to Lac Seul,1/2 hour to Eagle Lk,a couple boat caches at "secret lakes". My place from the lake My summer veiw The veiw from my bedroom in the winter I am quite happy here.

I fish different remote lakes,some boat cache,some I haul in my own so I am allways mounting my transducer in different boats.I screwed into a 1x4 & use vise grips to hold it on the transom.Works for me.

Very pleased that your daughter is OK.I put "Deer Whistles" on my pick-up & GF's car about 5 yrs ago.I got to say,I'm a believer in these inexpensive devises. We live in NWO,lots of deer & moose.My GF drives about 130 kms 1 way to Sioux Lookout 4 work & that Hwy has lots of deer & moose as well as bear. Since I put on the whistles we have had very few close calls.B4 we had lots. You still see the animals but they seem to know you are coming.

Not in my boat,natures music is enuf,anyone playing loud music on the lake is just plain rude,imo

I use ground moose or venison,mixed up with seasoning cures from Cabelas or Shore Lunch.I have a jerky canon.Dehydrater works best,but I have used the oven as well.The finished product has a nice chewy texture,you would never know it was ground meat.

+1

I have to say that as much as I love fishing,bowhunting has to be my fav.3D shooting is a lot of fun & a great way to test your skill. A big bullmoose coming in to your call when all you have is a bow will get your blood pressure up for sure.

Taught both my boys on spincasts(Zebcos),as they grew older they switched to spinning outfits.Spincast are easier to use.The point should be to teach them the joys of fishing.The simpler the better,IMHO Also use something to tie the rod to the boat,lost a couple overboard before I learned that trick.

While I am definitely not new to fishing,been fishing 50+ yrs,I am thinking I would like to try flyfishing.The lake I live on has a lot of Smallmouth & I thought that maybe it would be a great way to catch them on those calm mornings when they are feeding on the surface.Any thoughts or advice would be welcome.

I'm not saying it won't last longer than 4-6 hrs,thats about how long it is used between charges.I charge it up when I get home after every trip.

+1,being able to de-sulfanate a deep cell will give it a whole new life,I've seen guys write off batteries that only needed de-sulfanating.

I don't know,never checked but I can tell you It will last 4 to 6 hrs on 12 ft,2 people in boat trolling slow.I have never run the battery down that I couldn't get back to stash site.

It could be frozen gas line,try a little gas line anti-freeze.Temp fluctuations(sp) can cause condensation even in a full tankGood Luck

I keep a 12ft stashed on a small lake & I only use my electric to fish there.Easy in & out with my quad carrying motor & battery.I've used a gr27 Energizer from Wallmart for 3 yrs now,I have a cheap automatic charger from CTC. I put battery on charger everytime I get back from fishing.Never had any problems.Make sure your battery is fully charged when you put it away for the winter.I always store my boat batteries indoors above freezing temps.