Ron

Atlantic... Nice shot!

You want to beef up your dock at the cottage.

One thing no one seemed to have mentioned... Crack the lug nuts at home to make sure you can take them off if you are on the road and have to change a tire. Personally, like someone mentioned above, I have a complete hub with packed bearings and seal with spare tire installed.

Hey all. It is a go for this weekend. Hope to some of you there. Cheers...

Hello all. The tentative date for the Cobourg fish lift is this weekend, Saturday March 26 starting at 8 AM. Directions to location: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/The+Mill+Restaurant+%26+Pub/@43.975321,-78.183197,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x79c3b1a9b5802f44 I will update this thread by Wednesday to confirm dates.

Way to Matt. I'll let Nooch know of our success. Cheers, Ron...

The show was a great success! We had a lot of people through our booth and it did very well for my Nephews hobby business. We had a couple of retail stores come over and you just might see "Gremlins custom tackle and ties" in a store near you. As for myself, I had sold most of my rods and most of my reels. The people who attended the show early got the best deals. My hat is off to Peter and the Bommanville Fishing Club for organizing such a smooth operation. Being a club volunteer, I know all to well what work is involved and the pay rate that joins it. hahaha On the up side, Bommanville Fishing Club just received a new member! My way of supporting the club itself. Cheers, Ron...

Apparently we are set up right beside you guys. Looking forward to meeting you. Cheers, Ron

We actually got a booth set up this year. My Nephew is selling hand poured and tied jigs and I am selling off a few hand fulls of rods and 20 some odd reels I don't use anymore.

I believed the whole recipe thing until I saw 1/4 bottle of beer. Then I said to myself,there is no way you wasted a 1/4bottle of beer.......

Yes, his deed shows "to waters edge". One of the very few in Ontario. As one of the above posters said, done some hip waders and stand in the water. It will irritate the ell out of him. So, why bother. Just stand on the west side of river and get no flack. Cheers, Ron...

If the pike was caught on the great lakes system, i would lean towards a lamprey.

Not this guy. A good weekend to tie flies for me trouts...

Pretty cheap for a days entertainment in my opinion.

You just got caught playing with your own ding a ling!

Very impressive Mike. Looks like you had a great season. My year was a total bust. Bruised a couple of ribs and tore the ligaments in my shoulder.

http://www.northumberlandtoday.com/2015/10/01/port-hope-mayor-seeks-to-tighten-fishing-regs

1 oz to 10 ft rule is good. Start with 1 oz rigs and have 1 oz egg sinkers. Want more weight? slip on egg sinker, make a sharp bend behind sinker and then a needle nose jaw width, bend the other direction to set the wire back in place.

Petrified Easter Bunny?

We are so sorry to hear this Wayne. Jen was very courageous and an inspiration to many of us. Our heartfelt condolences to your family, may she rest in peace now.

On Rice..... Best crank bar none = Rapala shad rap SR05 in HOT STEEL. Slow retrieve, I mean very slow retrieve. But instead of running crank baits, try using a basic black bucktail jig. Get 10 -15 ft into the edge of a weed line, any weed line don't matter the depth and just let it fall to the bottom and rip it back up.

Wow is Roy ever small in his red jacket.

X 2. Don't waste your time taking worms to begin with.

I went the extra mile and got a hub and spindle to match my axle. Welded a plate on it and mounted that on the trailer. Now I have a complete set so if I blow my bearings, I can easily change it on the road and carry on.

The cobourg fish lift will be held Saturday April 18th at 8 am weather permitting. Google ''The Mill restaraunt'' in Cobourg for directions.