danbo

I'm with Kirk.

They can dive underwater too! Some get kinda brave & come at you. I have a pet Milk snake myself. They eat frogs & mice. They can swallow prey whole, up to 1.5 times their own girth.

Way to go! I got my first big 'eye on Chemong many moons ago! JuneBug/worm was the secret weapon!

Great country around Nakina..'cept for the flies! You guys will never forget that trip!

Suicks & a musky hawk at the bottom there. Ya need a big gold blade/perch Blue Fox Musky Buck too!

Sheesh!

Where there's one, there's a dozen more! I luv Crappies. Just keep it above their heads & they'll find it. Little tubes are good too. They eat minnows mostly.

Way cool!

Sweet choice!

This thread should be locked before it gets uglier..

Yep, all fun & games until somebody loses control...

Those little wreaths & crosses you see on the side of the roads everywhere are real.

260kph in a Mercedes 240SL..my bosses car on HWY 400! Crazy ..not to mention my Yamaha 1100cc Midnight Special or My 70 'Cuda-383-4spd...Those were the days.Wide open or stop was all I knew. I walk now obviously! Speed Kills..you wanna race, get on a RaceTrack, not the street..

Stoney Lake is nice.

Speed is exciting! Look at the smile on that dude. He's gonna be a racer now!!

Now that's.. a FISH!

Thanx for the info!

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-CASTFALCON.html

Thanx bro, but I need a meatstick for chucking 1oz spinnerbaits.

What do they do that Fenwick can't?

You have to understand some things like thermoclines, oxygen levels,etc. The shallower or suspended fish may be chasing baitfish. The bottom-huggers may be resting. Look for deep humps,ledges & points. Keep at it & you'll figure it out. Don't use too big of a baitfish. Sonar is your guide.

Try a heavy "Drop-shot" rig with a 1/2 oz, bell sinker & a chub or two. Use sonar to find 'em, then just wind-drift over them.

Happy Birthday!

Night-time is the right time for 'eyes..