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How is the aviailability for leechs around North Bay such as Billy Bob's or elsewhere. I am heading through there next Wednesday. Brian

I agree with sending the rod directly to St. Croix. I had two rods that my dog chewed to disaster. They have a no question asked warranty return (for a fee, which I do not remember). The bonus was they also offered upgrade opportunity, you basically paid the difference if you wanted a higher end rod, it did not even need to be the same rod. I upgraded from a two priemer's to a Bass Tournament and a Musky Tournament rod.

Hi Guys, Travelling up to Marten River area next week. I always enjoy using leeches for smallmouth and walleye. I am wondering how is the availablity or should I be looking prior to getting to camp. If so, any suggestions along Highway 11.

When are you up there. I will be at Red Cedar Lake Camp on August 25. You staying at the same camp or somewhere else. I will have the blue Triton, stop by and say Hi. Brian

Send me an IM. I have been fishing Musky there for the last 7 years straight. Between the gravel road trip and launch is a pain, but once you are there. It is beautiful. You just need to be careful running around.

In Chatham, there is Howell's Marine. They are Certified Mercury Master Mechanics. They will take care of you. Brian

Get a depth finder and go slow. The money you spend on a depth finder will more than pay for itself in banged up props. There really is nothing marked on the Lower French, I have been going there for the last 6 years. Beautiful area but when you think you are safe you are not. Brian

I will be on the Lower French for a week starting on Thanksgiving weekend. Can't wait myself. I as well am curious on what the water level will be and what the weather will be like. BD

Hi Guys, I will be at Red Cedar Lake Camp starting August 28. Gerry, where do you stay at? Do you have a cottage? Keep an eye out for a blue metallic Triton Walleye boat, that will be me. I am hoping the 3 feet down does not cause too many problems. I remember some areas out to the fishing grounds are only 3 feet deep . Later. Brian