Kwan

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hey there, I was wondering if anyone could help me trailer a boat to the Marina in Markham for $50. The boat is also in Markham. I will also accept borrowing a suitable vehicle for one hour. 8km distance.

to tag crx 6'6" M

Best report ever, man. Love the gar picture.

There are places in the kawarthas near Toronto

Where do we start from making one from scratch? Come fishy fishy fishy here we go little minner

you're holding it like winning bingo tickets

im in markham where are you guys?

anyone wanna go ice fishing

dude thats nuts

awesome adventurous way to go! `

i went two nights going 2 for 3 and 2 for 2 on walleye strikes. one was too big the rest were right on the slot all fish taken on a bait that rocks

Hey, I could fish with ya. Check out the report I`m putting up

reminds me of how i caught mine a while ago, no camera just a memory.

pm me i have tomorrow off and am going to go night fishing

hahahahahahaha

i always believed in this as well, walleye are hardly ever caught right after sunset, and right before dark the fish go on frenzies

now I know why they call them LUNGE!

it started peeling and all i could think is it would be so shameful to have the line snap at the end of the spool so i fought it with maxmimum intensity

yeah rice lake night walleye can be loads of fun i've never tried it on a boat, though

to be honest i wanted to get rid of that thing when I saw it flopping on the dock

You're not assuming, you've seen it before, lol. I put my dad on one fishing for crappie the other night with a little minnow on a glowing float.

ccmt I've been watching your reports for years and have been inspired by the tidbits you and bly share for night fishing from shore!!!

thats what it was..

I arrived at Scugog Causeway late last night at 12am, with my 6'6 medium light spinning abu garcia ready for some walleye/panfish action and I notice people are leaving. One car left. As I step out of my car with backpack, bucket and rod in hand rigged up with a clip to switch between crankbaits and jerkbaits, I notice the last glowing float panfish man is leaving the vacinity, and I can only conclude that the action for panfish is down- GREAT NEWS! Maybe walleye have invaded the area and its my time to shine! I get to the causeway and the winds are just howling at me, not to mention at the causeway it's a little elevated on the north side so the wind makes it extra tough. The current is rockin', as well, so I know theres no panfish but MAYBE walleye! The wind being so rough, I decide 3 casts with my husky jerk and 1 cast with my secret jerkbait and thats it, I'm going to the other side to catch panfish with a tiny original floater gold. First cast with the secret jerkbait, i'm on a slow steady retrieve then BAM! Fish on!!! My rod doubles over, I get it away from the weeds, it jumps and I'm thinking bass. 3 pound smallie... It zings my reel over just to the left of me and clears the water. Oh man... 10 pound walleye?!? I'm thinking to myself. After an AWESOME fight with my rod in FULL bent over mode and slowly tightening the drag as the fight wears on, the brute gives in. It still had so much energy left but I pulled it onto the submerged dock for landing, totally amazed at how big it is. A tad longer than half my rod, and GOOD NEWS. I break the line to release it because I'm on 6'lb test, good thing I tied 15 lb flouro leader to the end (because I didn't want to lose my jerkbait), and I revived the fish before releasing it with no tension, it swallowed my jerkbait, o_-. it just sat next to the dock for a few seconds by itself after i figured i couldnt get the hooks out, what an adventure.