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Felt like I was there!

Let's talk about it.

Hey Photoz, I had the exact story (minus the can) happened to me on the Danforth! Guy said that the wife and kid were waiting in the car. He offered me his drivers licence to hold on to for $10 while he went and got them. Typically, you might say, "No buddy, just go and take care of your family, here's some $" I decided to look at the license. The licence had expired 2 years earlier. I told him he should run.

They are already noticeably up. What do you think the outlook for the year will be?

Typical male, always putting women on a pedestal.

Thanks for the Heads up

Does nobody see the resemblance?

Love the music change too: S.

Might see you again Lew!

Definately a memorable report!

Hey Ben, Saw your other reply about the superbraid. Yeah, it was a little noisey! LOL Kind of interesting, The smallies were caught mostly lakeside on Lake O. They were mostly in the deep, manmade shoreline breakwalls (you know, those large boulders) and very active in August. Prior to August and Sept. they did nothing?? The Bassholes that I found were empty by Sept.10th Not what I'm used to up north.

Yes, I'm elegant now Cliff. But you have over 4000 posts. Your fingers must be the size of my legs?!!! Size of my legs man! !!!!!!!!!!! Please tell Carol I'm sorry for the Taco comment and that we should fish this spring again.

The pike would be more palatable if I didn't have to play them around broken sewer pipes and discarded Ice beer bottles. On the other hand, that could be a darn tasty marinade......... Thanks PP2

Those were funny. Can't wait to get home and build some tunnels!

Those were funny. Can't wait to get home and build some tunnels!

If you were the Queen of Candyland That would be your Marshmellow Mews.

Ooops, Yeah, I should've clarified that Mike, Geek and Drwxr. Think I'll edit it!

This should just about do it for 2007. Pics and vids mostly of smallies caught in T.O. These are short and uncut. Some are caught on my expensive gear and a bunch are on my back-up, cheap telescopic rod with spincast reel. I keep the telescopic on me for emergencies. Basically, I target pike with heavier gear. I keep the telescopic around if I see bass or if my primary gear breaks. The telescopic is very small but as you'll see, it has been fantastic to have around. Almost all the fish were caught on the Dollarama spinner and the others were on a fake worm. Here they are: 1. Emergency equip./ telescopic rod videos V: Here's the money shot from DSN: This was a shock. suprised I didn't lose it. V:Pike It was this one: This was on a crazy windy day V:Fidel the bass 2. Expensive gear videos V: V: There's is a good reason that this spinner out performs regular expensive spinners. I tested my theory many times. The regular spinner has a heavier blade and in a honey hole like this I watched the blade prevent the bass from hooking up. The Dollarama spinner is lighter overall. It has a very light, thin blade which allows the basses mouth to engulf the lure more readily. This is the only one I recommend to buy: V: Basshole After this was shot I went back with Clives spinner and caught some bigger ones. Here's a big ugly drum caught on it too: 3. Some Killer FILLER V:Pike on a jig V: V: [/u] edit: these are from the cottage. My family takes fish fries very seriously. My neices giddy over our dinner pike My dad with his Enjoy the weather! S.

Good thread, I laugh me arse off when the pathetic cliched "guitar wanker" music chimes in. When will we see a version of the GRAVE DIGGER MONSTER BOAT enter the water to CRUSH those fish?

Sorry for your loss. We are preparing for that eventuality with our parents soon. Take care

In evolution, They started chewing tobacco....

Very nice Ricola, You are braver than I. I would become far too attached to deal with the heartbrake of losing one.

Thanks everyone. Posts with kids rule because the kids tend to have an unconditional joy for fishing. It rekindles my memories of excitement. Yeah, I know I have a few more lessons in me! No, It was to big!

Hanging from a tree grinning and cooing with delight.