LefroyFisherman

Even if I did want too eat her, wouldn't it be like leather...

Thanks Scooter, yeah that was a brutal wind for most of the weekend.

Ask and you shall receive

Caught the biggest perch I've ever seen today in Orillia. Thought for sure it was a bass until it surfaced. 14+ inches! and a huge girth. Took a bunch of pictures and I'm going to get a Replica made. She was released alive and well too grow even bigger! I've set the bar high for any other Teams that want too mess with Team #5

I was up there today, I caught a tagged perch!! first one in 6 years of trying. Myself and 2 buddies took home about 50 good sized jumbos. Shawn

Some great pictures, wish I lived up there, might retire up that way in 40 sum years.

That's a HUGE perch!

5 bucks in my pocket is better then 5 bucks in the oil companies pockets, and I'm not sure where all these 2 hour line ups are? I've only ever waited 5 mins.

well said Kipawa Jim! absolute crap! I drive about 5000kms a month for work. The oil companies are making billions in profits!

Good job to our fishing pimp Limey! LOL Go team 5

I've never seen it go down 5 cents dan, always up no matter what the reason

LOL Glen! that's what it seems like for these people

I agree with you Dr. Salvenlinus, not worth a couple perch

Team 5 Takes it this year because I was on the winning team last year aswell!

I was over on Keswick side on Saturday and we were on 6-7 inches of ice

Wow!

Caught my first Trophy Pike last Spring on Cooks, 41 inches. Hoping too better that this year!

No I havent

and the carburetor is letting air into the line?

Yes and Yes

The auger runs when I spray directly into the carb, but it doesn't suck anymore from the line/tank

I just had too replace the hose from the fuel tank too the carb on my auger, but now I have an air bubble in the line that I can't get out... I tried tipping the tank and have the fuel running through the hose as I connect it up too the carburetor but after trying too start the auger the bubble is back in the line. Could there be an air leak in the carburetor or maybe on the connectors where the hose is connected? Appreciate any insight.

Great Video, very true