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Anyone? I'll do my bit if it gets to Lakair.

Honestly I hope it rains all day, it'll make for good worm picking tonight and those Lakair walleye loves worms.

It hasd been in Capt Hooked's family (Cameron) since it was built in 1919, perhaps he'll pipe in and regale us with the history of the name

You want inequities, look no further than over paid (supposed) pro atheletes. Many of you here are likely supporting those perverse incomes. Many of the well trained/educated/shift working folks we rely on to protect, care for and save our sorry asses are indeed grossly underpaid in comparison. That is how skewed our society has become. End of rant, end of discussion!

I have reels loaded with Fireline from the first year it came out, I also have reels with PP and of course mono. Bottom line, used in the right application they're all good, get it wrong and it's all bad.

Wonderful, I look forward to meeting you.

Verrrrry niiiiiice So you going to drop by Lakair during the G2G?

I'm betting lots of bass will still be on the beds come opening weekend.

A regular plethora of fishies you got there Bruce. I'll bet the weather kept the bug bites to a minimum.

Belated best wishes and congrats on that hole-in-one.

Super, I'd love to spend time on a lake like that with a flyrod.

I always thought that was a courtesy extended in lieu of shouting over the old 2 stroke for "thanks for not ramming into me".

Thursday morning Chris....THURSDAY !

You know you have a sickness when it leaves you so poor you can't afford to go anywhere to use it.

Why were you Googling "Lake Nipissing Girls" in the first place? What were you hoping to find? Inquiring minds want to know.

I've always believed in tossing something totally against the grain on conditioned fish. Hell the musky I encountered at Eagle Lake were so conditioned to black suicks they treat 'em like plays toys....LOL Anyway you might find this study intersting Garry. Largemouth bass vulnerability to being caught by anglers a heritable trait

It's still early everyone, get out and go fishing.

A sad and very bizaare fate for this fellow. Perhaps in this case wearing his life jacket actually proved fatal?

I have nothing to offer on Inverhuron but welcome to the board Stonecold.

I seldom troll for walleye Simon but when I do a black and gold walleye diver (CD6 & CD7) is my go to lure. For me slow trolling 'em (1.2 -1.8 mph, back trolling is perfect for this) on a super thin braid gets 'em down and bump'n bottom which I believe is key to provoking strikes. Work it up and over and down structure like humps and shoals in 18-20 FOW.

Wow, does this actually happen to some anglers? I can't begin to imagine the shame.

I like it Norm, fact is I could use one myself.

That must be the place I'm going when I die (fly rod in hand) cause it sure sounds and looks like heaven.

Well I disagree with this. Sitting around the lunch room at work (steel company) or anywhere else I'm in the company of others, those who have zero interest in hockey out number those who do. Those who like it are typically very passionate about it but "national past time" would that not suggest that vast majority of Canada is watching?

Caution Blue-Green Algae in Wasi Lake Friday, June 12, 2009 Kate Adams / BayToday.ca North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit News Release ********************************** The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit wishes to advise that a bloom of blue-green algae has been detected on the South End of Wasi Lake, in the area of Bayview Road in the Township of Chisholm. “This may be harmful to human health and the health of animals because these blooms have the potential to produce toxins.” says Mike Duncan, Program Manager of Environmental Health at the Health Unit. “If you draw your drinking water supply from Wasi Lake where algae are evident, it’s important to use an alternate source of water for drinking, cooking, washing dishes and bathing.” The Health Unit advises the following precautions for residents of Wasi Lake, and any visitors to the area: ∙ Avoid using the water from Wasi Lake for drinking, cooking and bathing. Use an alternate source of water for these purposes. NOTE- Boiling the water or using home water treatment devices will NOT destroy the toxins. ∙ Avoid swimming and other water sport activities that could increase the risk of algae material and toxins contacting your skin or being swallowed. ∙ Avoid using water from Wasi Lake for pets and livestock. Fact Sheets with more information about Blue-Green Algae can be found at www.healthunit.biz on the front page in the Hot Topics Box. Fact Sheets will also be available at the Chisholm Township office. The Health Unit will provide further information as it becomes available.