Ron

Yup, better, much, thanks, I like! The colors are much easier on the eyes too!

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You and Ed sure do seem to get out alot! Good on the catch boys. Crappie in the Fall and during the daylight hours no less, gotta like it!

Nice Rick, but there seems to be a little glitch, on the top left hand, the loon is partially coverd by the drop down menu.

Rumor has it there will be one coming to the Toronto = Oshawa area too!

Oh when Cupcake reads this thread, we are not gonna be popular guys! How long before he clicks on this thread, any bets?

kewl...

Hey congrates to you and the missus for becoming so to be new parents the 2nd time around.. AS for taking the parental leave, I passed the idea along on my wife once. Lets just say I had to replace a couple of fishing rods.

I would definately agree with Eddyk's comments as well, first hand.

You never cease to amaze me with your talents Pam. How is the on line auction going?

An investigation is under way. I hope they convict the guys.

Where the cotter pin is located, I drilled an over sized hole to accomodate a pad lock. Installed pad lock and threw away the key. Cost me 6 bucks for the pad lock.

Same here Eh, I was hoping to get out yesterday and with any luck today as well. Well, I got back a "little" late from the Hamilton MCI meeting (2:30 AM). But, I had also a painter lined up for a job on Thurs AM. Wednesday, I got called away from the drywall job to snake a clogged line. So... after the MCI meeting, I go and finish the drywall (4 AM). By now, I am burnt out, Thursday is a bust for fishing. On my way home from Hamilton, I get a whining noise from the rear end of the truck. Today was spent getting new pinion bearings in the rear axle of the truck! I would have much rather the bearings on the boat trailer go! LOL Well, boat is going in storage Sat, muskie gear will be put away tonight. On the up side, I had a great season, got to fish a lot of new water, some of it will see me again next year, some of it won't.

Well, I got off to a slow start. I saved the song on the computer and next thing you know, it is lost in the files of nowhere land. I was digging up some info for another project, Low and behold, I find it! A great song Roger! I could enjoy listening to you guys playing anywhere! Especially around a camp fire. Thanks for making it availible for us. Man, that smile is addictive!

That is great news to read GCD!

Well folks, its back! Bigger and better than ever it's the 2007 Odyssey, brought to you by the K/W and Hamilton Chapters of Muskies Canada. We have a great lineup of speakers this year and as always there will be great deals from our exhibitors , and huge prize table and a fantastic silent auction. Get your mid-winter Muskie fix and help us to continue to protect and enhance Canada's world class Muskie fishery. Keep an eye on OFC for a chance to win tickets! See you all there! Jeff O'Hagan 2007 Muskies Canada Odyssey Committee 2007 MUSKIE ODYSSEY PRODUCED BY THE HAMILTON AND KITCHENER CHAPTERS OF MCI All proceeds go to support Muskie Research, Education & Conservation DATE: SATURDAY APRIL 14, 2007 TIME: DOORS OPEN at 8 A.M. PRICE: C$12.00 / US$10.00 In Advance C$15.00 At the Door SPEAKERS: 9:00 President of Muskies Canada Inc. : Opening Remarks 9:15 BIG JIM MCLAUGHLIN : Small River Muskie (Presented by Shimano) 10:30 DR. JOHN CASSELMAN : Evaluating and Maintaining Quality Muskellunge Populations and Fisheries:What Defines a Trophy? 1:00 CAPT. LARRY JONES : Modify For Big Muskies 2:30 GORD PYZER : Muskies on the Edge - Revolutionary New Jig and Soft Plastic Presentations EXHIBITORS OF MUSKIE TACKLE, SUPER PRIZE TABLE, SILENT AUCTION FOR TICKET SALES CONTACT ROB HOWITT HOME: 1-519-822-0170 WORK: 1-416-359-6424 EMAIL: r.howitt@sympatico.ca EXHIBITOR INFORMATION DEAN DAJKO HOME: 1-519-747-0930 WORK: 1-519-880-1700 FAX 1-519-880-1628 EMAIL: dean@webplas.ca LOCATION Quality Hotel & Parkway Convention Centre, St. Catharines, Ontario Queen Elizabeth Highway, Exit #47 Ontario St. South, 2 Blocks Phone (905) 688 2324 or toll free (877) 688 2324 For anyone interested, I have tickets available. I will be bringing them along to the OFC Christmas Swill. For other methods of payment, please PM me. By the sounds of things, this is going to be a great Show again. Seems like there will be some excellent speakers presenting their knowledge. Admission to the seminars will be worth the price alone. Rumor has it, there will be a nice little M&G for OFNers at a pub afterwards. ( Always a good thing).

Oh Iv'e seen him dance like that before, not a pretty site. I am very afraid to share a boat with him.

Here's some more. They are animated to the best of my knowledge, I didn't subscribe. http://www.clipart.com/en/search/split?sub...rch=Searching...

Too bad bout the coveralls. It didn't take much effort to find. I only sent out one email, and got one reply. The guy has a website of animated GIFs, backgrounds, JPGs and such. I don't know him from a hole in Adam. He was kind enough to reply to my email, tis all..... Out of 4000+ animated GIFs, that was the only one he had with a girl fishing related.

All drawn females doing the jiggly thing Terry.

Now, what's the prize??? Do you own a pair of coveralls by chance?

Anything I can do to help out Wayne. What trip???

Now that is one feature I would really like. I also like the idea of one button, my old... crap... I can't even remember the name of it. Someting tournament Pro something or other, made by Bottom Line. Anyways it had one button, push to turn on unit, push again to go through options, turn dial to option, push to highlight option, so on.... Real easy to operate. Another option I like is the "real time" display. Sure a flasher might be quicker but do you really need to have mili seconds? A 1/2 or 1 second delay is not bad. Develop a transducer that will work as a through hull design for Aluminum boats.

Gee, looks like you didn't have a very productive year. Either that or the pictures aren't showing up. For your sake, I'm hoping the pics aren't showing up.

Very nice rig Roger, I'll be sure to ask all the new boat owners what their most anticipated "Things to do in the Spring list" around Mid February. Just so you guys can get antsy on gearing up the boats for the season. The agony that will go with this reminder will be cruel and painful to say the least. Well, some of us will find it funny! I am sure you will be getting a lot of years great use out of it, good on ya bud.