Rod Caster

Holy freaking cow!

wow! nice job guys. some real beauty's from that "pond"

Judging by your pic, maybe they thought you were the elusive poaching sasquatch? Imagine the cudo's they would have gotten for that catch! Good job staying clean Terry... I found it funny that you didn't keep any fish, I bet they were floored by it hahaha.

I used this technique a few times last year and did pretty well... I sort of forgot about it this year, going back to more traditional methods. Thanks for the reminder! Next time I'm out, I'll try the d-shot again.

I fished a nearby lake today.. A storm caught us off guard and we only caught one walleye. I've never fished Red Cedar but the lakes in that area have lots of structure and are fun to fish. Good luck!

Did you keep it's face as a puke bucket, just in case?

... Anyone else? Pm me and I'll give you our company's website and an email address. Its a good opportunity to work for an environmental consulting company. You don't NEED too much experience. ***im not a headhunter haha.

Bbq sauce on bass... Does that make it poor man's steak?

Those waters look amazing! ...and the fish species...and the restaurant..and the food!! wow! Are those cutthroat eggs on that sushi

Definitly an interesting start at the launch. I can't believe that 1) that huge dodge couldn't pull the boat past the hole and 2) that the trailer collapsed right in front of us! I'm sure you'll get your motor up and running in no time. 2 year olds... The ultimate excuse haha. I'll post the pics from work tomorrow. Thanks again for taking me out! You are welcome in my leaky sportspal anytime!! Hehe. <BR><BR>Edit for photos.<BR><BR>Blair with his big angry bass<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>

Hey Nipfisher, it's Rod Caster...wanna go fishing tonight?

Best pike fishing of my life was in Alberta. Great report... You guys had beautiful weather and much success.

If your guiding, I'll go!

the truth is probably somewhere in the middle... They would affect the great lakes but probably won't destroy them. Why can't speckled trout be as hardy and prolific as these greasy buggers?

Any body else interested? Ottawa or Kingston and Hamilton, 2 positions. This job should go to an angler/anglette... it's not publicly posted yet. PM me and I'll give you more details and pass on your resume to the boss man.

Just awesome!! You sure toughed it out like and made us proud!

Bonus points for team 8! Nice trip Geoff.

Oh ya, those are nice!

Cool bear shot! A fillet knife would manage to scratch him up a bit, eh?

Really?? cool, didn't know they were there...although I'm not suprised as Nip seems to hold every species minus trout.

Hahaha, I have two more white bass filets in the freezer and a few walleye sides, maybe I'll do some blind taste tests to seperate the facts from the hysteria!

FANTASTIC!!! it's suprising how good the meat is, I'd recommend it to anyone. It's also the easiest fish to clean... I gave some fillets to my parents and they are seasoned speckled trout/walleye/perch eaters...they couldnt' stop talking about how nice the meat was and that they liked it more than walleye...yes, MORE than walleye!

Also there are sauger in some lakes approaching the muskokas, but catching them is essentiall unheard of. Ottawa River is the best place for me.

Dirt sniffing, whew wafting, hole punching, stink watering, assphalt scrubbing, mud flapping, sump mopping.... all things I just made up.

those bass are so big it's silly... nice work!