davey buoy

I know he does,great guy.What time is he open on weekends?I need before 6 if I can.

And I have two of them only 26 years young lol. They did well at that time.

Thanks ,will give it a try.

Thanks Terry,tail hooked sounds good.Would you say best on a tip up?,I was thinking jigging in the hut.They are pretty big shiners.I have both systems ready to go.Trying to keep the perch away for a couple outings .In the hut is that what you would use ?. Thanks.

So stay with the 4-5" emerald shiners,how would you hook them and would you weigh them down with a weight a foot or so above them?.were talking deep water.sorry to side track

Great fish Pete!!!,that's one heck of a start I'd say!

Doing what you love,what better way if you have the choice!

Well there you go!,still lots of nice people around.I would of done the same as I'm sure you would. .

That sure is a nice setup.would of been frustrating with all the chasing and no commitments

Was good to see Kadri with a little dipsy do for the assist

Your not well lol.!!good one .

If your under 18?,have some proof.Then when your 18,you have the card,all's good.The wording can sometimes be a little difficult.

If my parents only new what we got into.My parents would of freaked.Nothing like the young lad rescued last night.All fun,but looking back,we must of been nuts. lol.

Very nice work Spiel as said.!!,would love one as well someday(soon).

I had a salmon spool my 100yds of mono on a river a few years back.Only happened once,he was headed south and I had no chance with the drag,and my rod was ready to snap at any time ,a couple times.Always heard of that ,but until you witness it,what a helpless feeling.People watching and saying he's going,going gone. .

Really doesn't make sense with the holes they can drill in a few seconds.Wonder what happened?

Hi,nice catch! .Welcome.

Thanks for reading outside the box.I take the words for what I think they read lol..I now see what your saying .Thanks.

Ice anglers on Lake Simcoe are permitted to fish with up to two lines at any one time. Anglers may, for instance, use a tip-up for a stationary fishing presentation in one hole and be jigging in another. Keep in mind, however, that you must remain within 60 metres of any line that you are fishing with and that you need to keep a clear, unobstructed view of your lines at all times Automatically thought the tip up would be outside.The above quote was from the site.I would be wrong then lol. Always fish with two or more persons,thus the tip ups would be outside.

That's what I just read last night for zone 16(Lake Simcoe)Having two poles in your hand at the same time would ahhh just not be right .lol.From what I gathered,one pole ,one tip up?Per person.

On Simcoe it is only allowed one fishing pole per person,and one tip up,clearly visible from 60yards from where you can see it.

I work with one now and then.Already today he's saying there done.Please Toronto,do it for us lol.

It's just funny with all these flashers/graphs.I would think that the manufacturers would give us a unit that would read ,let's say 200'.This would represent IMO most lakes in our area. Ready to go,want to see your lure,fish.what more can a fellow ask for?.Everyone says that with a bit of tweaking one way or another you can do it.Am I asking to much?Just seems way more difficult than it could be .But what do I know lol.

WTG guys!!!!