John

Rick, I'm not sure of the design of this phone but if you don't need the back cover to hold the battery in you can buy hard cases in a variety of styles and colours that clip over the whole phone. They cost $5-6 on e-bay or perhaps $10-15 at the mall.

Thanks for sharing that special day Joey. Keep it in your heart always.....

I'm lost for words too, magnificent!

Really nice clean fish there Fil, great markings too. Congrat's for a successful day.

Well done guys!

Thanks for sharing Ron, stellar report. Great pic's too.

Happy Birthday Paul, have a great one.

Congratulations Tony, you deserve it.

Hello Pete, welcome aboard. Can't help you on Onaping Lake. Maybe you give us a little introduction and I sure someone will warm up and come forward with some info.

Sincerest condolences Albert. I too have the fond memories of what Dad taught to me, for that I will be eternally grateful. May his memories live on in your family for ever.

I love it!!!!!!...

He was our cabin mate for the week Wayne. We were on a rocky point just across a small bay from the others. There were 4 of them that laid on the rocks most of the day, but he was the daddy. Brent was feeding them night crawlers........

Dang, I will have to get the video working later

Well, I am a couple of weeks late but we'll all get over it, I'm sure. Barbara and I and our grandson Brent spent a great week on the West Arm, West Bay actually, at Memquisit Lodge with Lew, Diane and daughter Sherri, Pete (Squid) and his wife Sue, Jim, Susan, Corey and Ben from Misty Cove fame and a member of our Southern buddies Dustin (Bubba). We probably picked the best week of the summer so far, weather wise. Barbara & I met Bubba at BPS bright and early, well it was early and Barbara & I were pretty bright but Bubba was showing the weary signs of a straight through drive from Tennessee. Figured we had better get some calories into him so we stopped for breakfast, gas and then headed up 69. Memquisit is a nice place, view across the water from our cabin was second to none. Most of the cabins are boat to, meaning you need to load your stuff for the week in the boat at the dock and then unload at the cabin. Lugging the stuff up the rocks gets the heart rate up for sure. Fishing was great, catching was tough most of the week. Even the typical 20"-30" Nipissing pike were not co-operating. The odd day would bring the odd Walleye and smallie, but the elusive West Arm Muskie.........not even a follow or a swirl. Until, later in the week they seemed to turn on a little. Still nothing like I have seen it, but I got a 39", Pete got a 49" and Jim got I believe a 44". Wonderful time with great people. Have booked for next year already...

So sorry to hear of your loss Wayne. Cherish those memories............. Sincere condolences my friend, John & Barbara

I watch it with the sound off Dan.....

Just tried it again now and it works fine. Wonder if the site was down off and on for updates?

Roy, Mako, still having problems with the site. Getting "domain not found".

Congrat's Fidel....great post. Easy to tell who wears the pants though!

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Welcome aboard. Great post..

Was thinkin' the same thing Art! You know, I'm a pretty tolerant guy but what keeps coming to mind is maybe the world was lucky enough that the prop castrated him so that he wouldn't pass along the bowl of stupid he ate for breakfast to his offspring!

No question here.......... Who: Pete Maina, Marc Thorpe and to drive these two nuts Dave Mercer Where: Lac Seul What: Pleeeze!

Awesome...

I have only had the pleasure of caressing one before I had to give it back, sure was a thing of beauty. I think that I am in the line up for sometime in 2010.