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Buddy, stop the knee jerk reactions. I live here, in the center of this, and am amazed by the peacefulness here. Kudos to the police. Maybe the G20 shouldn't be right in the center of the busiest city in Canada.

Read the prior threads fully bud , i live by Queens Park and am amazed by the peacefulness around here. Kudos on the police for controlling of the crowd and traffic. Just wondering why despite all the money spent on security Yonge street was trashed. It was quite visible and could have been controlled. No resentment or sides taken here.

As a cop i guess you have no bias Why didn't the cops stop the destruction despite all the money and resources spent. Not prepared This is pretty bad and uncanadian on all sides. Lots of stupidity all around.

I agree with what you stated. This focus on the black bloc justifies the incredible spending. Like earlier said they could have conferenced called this meeting. In the future our kids at least have the opportunity for the many jobs in security, making 10 bucks an hour without benefits.

Wow, you are dialed into the muskies!

North part of Pigeon has tons of musky and bass. I like it best.

Good reply

Nice going Fidel! At least the rain didn't stop you(it did to me).

I live about 1/2 a km away from Queens Park and didn't attend any protest or anything. Wouldn't had even known of protest except for constant police and military helicopters overhead. So i guess the police did a good job of controlling and orchestrating the situation, i felt safe. With all the money spent on security and the many thousands of police present, it was obvious they allowed the black bloc to trash Yonge St. It could have been stopped but didn't. Corrections and security is the largest growing industry in North America over last decade or so. Undercover cops were everywhere. http://www.blogto.com/city/2010/06/g20_protest_videos_capture_chaos_on_toronto_streets/ Maybe undercover cops even incited riots disguised a black bloc like all other times? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAfzUOx53Rg

Real nice fish! Erie musky aren't pictured much, many thanks for post.

That looks like a real good day

Wow, lots of nice fish there

Nice musky! Lots of great tips in the write up. Thanks for posting this.

What an inspirational story Your mom is amazing!

One of the more encouraging posts in this thread Have to try there soon and see what happens.

That smoker is what we use for catering. You could easily feed 100 people at a time with meats from all that space. Your family and neighbours are lucky folks

Was planning to hit Balsam sometime, good thing you posted that. Almost the opposite of the other FMZ 17 lakes walleye fishing regs.

Again, great look at different fisheries available to you. The latter story is poignant as the mistreatment of native children in these schools is now publicly being acknowledged. By displaying the spirit of the nature there, you become a positive part of recovery.

Hoping to get out to the Kawarthas soon, checked the regs and they were much different this season. Apparently you can only keep one walleye/pickerel between 13.8 to 19.6 inches with a conservation license,(4 in the same range for sport license). Bass and musky season is extended to Dec. 15th... etc Good thing i looked so i wouldn't make a mistake and pay for it.... just a heads up.

excellent writing and pictures, many nthanks

Great report, gotta love trhe muskies.

Maybe will try this rip jiggin method next time since it has been explained and others show confidence. Have the stuff just need the time.

Ripping bucktails along weedlines is something i have read about for decades. Never been successful at it, caught more weeds than walleye. You can get a decent point and shoot cameras, over 10 mega-pixels, for around 100 dollars these days. Similar cameras were a few hundred dollars a 4-5 yrs. ago. Continue the good fishing!

Nice pictures of the vermiculations on the brookies and blueish hue spots on some of the browns faces. Great creativity on the prose as well. Not sure what is sick and twisted about all this

Fishing Eagle Lake is a treat unto itself, great post!