Dara

skip it

Well, I'm not scared. I got my card yesterday in the mail...they spelt my name wrong...will I be in trouble?

Touche? You moved away...keep quiet And Monday night council meeting is hilarious

The thing is, there aren't enough of us to wreak any havoc. When you get a population jambed in like sardines, you get havoc, controversy and lots of rules. We don't need the rules of an overpopulated region. At least we get a bit of a break on licensing fees

I think they're just slugs...the catfish I mean

French River.....the line between common sense and brain dead

Now them little Toyotas from the 80's and 90's would go places...put a lift kit and some rubber on them and you had a machine that would do some boondocking

I had an 86 F150 workmate package with a 300,6 and 4 speed with bull low. I had chains for it. Didn't need any 4 wheel drive on that thing..just needed to know how to drive. I'm skeert to take my truck off roading now...costs way too much money

So, do the guys with the "weal exit" die? I only did one jump...it was a tandem with 7 sec freefall that felt like 10 minutes..or was it 15seconds seconds...dunno..my son has a video of the whole thing though

I know that hill, and all Nissans have trouble getting up it. What Doc didn't show is the Ford that was leading the way.

If the hunter is already there, he is hunting. If you are just getting there, you are not fishing, you only wish you were. PS, you want to stay a lot further than the range of no 4 shot

I saw a really sweet 6'6 medium Fenwick this summer. I fell in love with that rod. It just felt perfect in my hand I would go with St Croix before Loomis myself. I got my first Loomis this spring and I like a St Croix better. personal preferences though. I would go with a 2000 size reel though.

Drive fast and turn left

thats it

yeah...we drive the roads and get out of the truck to shoot...generally

I'm sure it was you that coined that phrase...I know you sure live it Nice going guys...whats the Goulais like around where it crosses 17...I have some riverfront property there and never fished it yet

shhhh...doc might too if he is serious about Splake at all...I sure have caught some nice ones in there...can't wait for ice now ...and snow....I'll ride up and see you

Bucks have a neat little change purse.

first reason of the year for marrying her eh I bet she is lobbying with the MNR to make opening day Feb 15th...she is the one behind this laketrout thing

Not taking the new bride out for Newyears?

Just tell them you are not hunting...the gun is for personal protection. The hunting license is to keep the game warden from hassling you. But really...how can they say you have to join a private organization to use public land. Possibly because of the insurance that comes with a membership? Maybe thats the next thing....gun insurance. Next thing you know, you will have to have a permit to walk in a park in toronto...oh wait, that was on last nights news wasn't it.

Hey guys. I was not suggesting for a second that non-residents do not care for and respect our resources. I just put it out there for discussion that possibly a way to not limits our seasons or catch limits would be to eliminate non-resident fishing. Anders, I agree with you, and the Doc and trouty...a lot of locals really rape the fishery. Limits every weekend, and more. But we live here, what else is there to do. Go live in southern ontario and all kinds of government money is spent for recreation. We gotta pay to go for a walk in LSPP. Very little stocking is done up this way. There is plenty more the MNR could do for fishing if they had a bit better budget. Cutting seasons and limits is the cheap way out. I'm babbling, but I don't think that cutting into our recreation is the way to solve the problem in this neck of the woods.

That would be nice

why not just stop all non-resident fishing

Hwy 17 was closed from Batchewana to Montreal River yesterday due to a blizzard. I got into a bit of it at my cabin. Itt'l be 20 degrees again in a couple weeks