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Hope it's all good for my southern friends, bon appetite.

Tying roe bags and listening to........ <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/NipQYqT-OTU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Mmmmmm, venison.

Roe is roe Brian and buying is a good option from reputable sources. Look here, close to home for you and he has a great reputation for prompt delivery. http://www.fishheadscanada.net/

Good stuff Richard. Thanks for taking the time.

I'm ecstatic to read this report Mike and I think I'll reread it again with my coffee tomorrow morning. It's a lot to absorb in one read through! I'm ever so happy to see you and the gang had a great time out there with Jet, something I need to get on my bucket list. Congrats on a great trip to all of you.

Good job Kemper, happy fishing!

Heart felt condolences to you and all your family Roger. If you ever need to drop in for a for some one on one my door is always open.

Not sure about Quinte Gerritt but I believe there's a few options on Simcoe now that is still relatively close to home and of course it does offer a more varied species list.

Truly sad Nick, my condolences and heartfelt thoughts for you and your family.

Oh I don't know, my Calcutta 200 TE DC will fish frog water as good as any center pin I've used but it's not necessarily my first choice.

Agreed.

After 30 plus years of center pin fishing Bill I have to say I am enjoying the bait caster. But I wouldn't be without the center pin either.

Guess I'm a hero too.

Great stuff Bill, I'm glad you and your company had a great trip and that the rods performed well. I'll have to get my ass out that way some day, looks to good to miss seeing and fishing it at least once in my lifetime.

Three greats from three generations just yucking it up a wee bit...... <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/8R8puk3kImA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

That's a lot fish! Don't be shy in posting more!

As always thanks guys! I'm pleased your happy with them Ryan, hopefully you'll get to use them soon.

It doesn't.

That's a fallacy Brian, blanks do have a spine (or spline if you prefer) but in many cases there's more than one. Usually one will be more dominant and I often build on either side of it depending on the customers desire, but more often than not it's built on the straightest axis. Given all that mumbo jumbo how many people have you seen or know who fish there rod through a perfect 90* plane.....

No one is forcing you to stay.

I'll play along..... Mooneye

LOL Grade 12, school goes that high.......

Yep, that'd be me.

For many years Brian I made my own but these days mostly store bought. The type is simple, a removable stem through the center to pass the line through, no (potential) rotation as you haul it back in. Simply there's no right or wrong, just go with what works for you.