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the whole familly, kids included(providing they are students) can fish on the one licence.But you will have to share the daily limit amonst the familly members. This is for residents, not sure about out of province. Roy should be able to answer this question quickly.

Sail sells them here also as well as most tackle shops.1 or 3 day permits are only 25 bucks.You can get by with 1 permit, but the daily limit is shared between your wife and yourself.

First thing that came to my mind as i was fighting it, was that little tachobell dog saying, ''I think i need a bigger box'' Good to see you got the rite tackle for the job too. Its easier on both you and the fish.

Talk to me about the adrenalin rush Matt !!! Did ya feel it I did a few weeks ago with my first.I shook for an hour aftewards. But it was a good shake though Congrats

Good thread.I always heard that high pressure makes fish feel uncomfortable, and may force them into shallower water. Winds are usually associated with high pressure systems also, so for walleye at least, a bit of chop on the water is a good thing.

Holy Cow !!!! I,d love to get into some of those

Happy birthday Shmoo. Your daddy is very proud of you

Sweet

Kelvin, i just happen to have a few pounds of prayers left for you. I will send them to you right now. Keep the faith buddy Paul

Thats good to know Lew. And i thought he was just another purdy face Carry on

Geez,,,,Just when i thought it was calming down in here

Whatever is affecting you guys, its starting here also. Its been very windy all day, and around 3, the clouds moved in. Thunder storms and heavy rain are predicted here later tonite.

Bruce, i have admired you from afar for a long time, and it is advise like this, that strengthens my admiration for you. Excellent point you just made. Spoken from a wise man, having lived a wise life. Thanks for trying to re-orient this topic, as it is potentially a very interesting and important topic. Paul

What the heck are we going on about? He took your advise way back on page 1. I looked at who replied and i see alot of quality Musky men here, but some of the ones flappin thier jaws the most here have never posted a musky thread since they joined

This from the guy who told me to "Get Ready" for it, 10 mins before i got my first one.Who suggested i use his gear because mine was a bit lite.(Thanks BTW) SirWhite. dropMusky Mike a PM, he will inform you of all you need to know without getting the hackles raised by a whole lotta dudes who stand by the way they do it. With Mike, the fishes security come before anything.Thats what sport fishing is all about. ReRead the posts too. I saw at least one offer to set you up for less than 120 bucks.

Before i made the decision to Hunt Musky, i asked people who do it, how i should equip myself. I Pmed people like Lew and Roy and asked advice. I used the info i got to equip myself with the best setup i could afford, without taking a motgage on my house No one who hunts Musky, ever told me to get spinning reels or MH bass rods to target this fish.And after catching my first St Lawerence Musky, i know why.Because my bass combo would have been destroyed, and the fish would have had to spend the rest of its life with my lure down its throat. Simple as that.I would even bet that the tiny musky in your original post pulled harder than any bass you have caught.

Geez, who's got the Viagra on sale today? I read Mikes comment as assuming the OP hasnt got a Musky setup, he probably doesnt have the necessary equipment.I guess it depends how you read it, right?

So...There you go SirWhite(like the name BTW same last name as me) To deliberately target Musky without the proper equipment, and not taking the well being of the fish into consideration,is not recommended. Since they are one of the most fragile of freshwater game fish,the majority of the experts here are respectfully against what you have in mind. I suggest you follow this advice and get an introductory level combo, and the tools required to release the fish healthy. Be sure you know how to handle them during release and photos also.Its a whole different ballgame compared to Bass and Walleye fishing. Trust me, once bitten by the Musky bug, you will be hooked. Give these beasts the respect they deserve and outfit yourself accordingly.

X2 Dave My heart goes out to those people.Its been a wicked weather year so far.

TrakMaps. Inexpensive and highly detailed. I have them for my area, and i use them before i gon on the water and in conjunction with my GPS.They sell them at Sail and BPS.

As far as i know,these navionics cards are unable to be copied I did alot of searching on the web, and everything i have come up with says no.I even read that it may damage the original card. i could be wrong though.

Nice Beans !! Great to get out in the fresh air. I have a bit of a "Wonky Knee" myself.Noticed it stepping off the casting deck the other day.Almost went for a swim it buckled so fast We just keep getting younger and younger

I would think that it would put alot of drag on the boat when not in use trolling. At least a bow mount or transom mount can be lifted out of the water when running with your big motor.

Fantastic report and pics Looks like an excellent vacation site.Beautiful fish.

Congrats to your son I smell employee discount