danbo

http://www.fishinontario.com/icefish.shtml

http://www.fishinontario.com/links/electronic.shtml

Here's one for rhe big water trollers.. http://boating.ncf.ca/vhf.html Just a FYI.. I don't pretend to know it all!

Shortwave Marine Electronics 113 Lakeshore Road East Mississauga, Ontario L5G 1E2 Canada Phone: 905-278-6541 Fax: 905-278-0972 http://radioworld.ca/index.php

Hmmmmmmmm..sorta like those California "monster bass" lakes that grow fat on the stocked-trout there! http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nati...949_bass08.html

http://www.probass.net/protips/

still cheaper than a beer at a peeler bar!

for real!

Scroll down on the link above & be amazed!!

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...NXX254%26sa%3DN

http://www.northlandtackle.com/Category/main.taf?cat=222

Floater Suits save lives too!

see a doc. Bursitis?

It's great to have a sled full of comfort & goodies with you. It's a pain to have to drag it around though. The Inuit would laugh to see all the electronics,etc. A pocketful of jigs,spoons,etc. A compass around your neck. A warm touque,sunglasses & ice picks on a string. Matches in a baggie. A knapsack with munchies/drinks/small flashlight/emergency blanket,tp,camera.a plastic bag for your catch of fish. A folding stool to sit on that has a sling to ease carrying it. Use common sense to notice the weather changes & surroundings. Beware ice over running water. Be safe..have fun.

Happy New Year TJ

A medium-heavy rod is perfect. Spinning; I'd suggest a Daiwa Exceler 3000 size on a Shakespeare Ugly Stik. Load it with #20 Power Pro line & use a steel leader for pike, fluorocarbon for bass.

http://www.fishfinder-store.com/hu700sefifi.html

http://www.fishfinder-store.com/lowrance-gps-fishfinder.html

http://www.fishfinder-store.com/fifira.html

Nice..

Dang!! I'd have bet the farm on Silva..

Atta boy!

http://www.outdoorsniagara.com/Maps.htm