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Hello fellow anglers, I have decided to try my hand at a side project to build apps for fishermen. If you are a fishing charter captain or run guiding tours, it would be really cool if you could take a few minutes to fill the linked questionnaire (hosted on Google Docs). There are 14 questions in total. You could probably complete it in less than a minute. https://docs.google....m?usp=send_form I would be happy to keep you updated on what I build. If you like, feel free to leave your email address at the bottom of the questionnaire and I will respectfully be sure to only contact you if/when appropriate. Much thanks in advance! EDIT: In answer to fishindevil's question - no, this is not an ad for Google. I am just an independent programmer, who hates his day (office) job, and hoping to get into building apps for fishermen. I am a fisherman myself here in Ontario. I have a boat on Scugog and was at Balsam for several years fishing for mostly bass and walleye. I am hoping to provide services to fishing charters and guides, hence the survey to do some research. Thanks!

Every year we go with Lloyd, U and Me Guide Service in late November to catch those big fall Quinte walleye. Then we help him pack up the boat for the winter. Lloyds website http://www.bayofquintewalleyefishing.com/ Well Lloyd calls and says what do you think about doing the first trip of the fall walleye instead of the last trip. Lets see, warm temperatures ,no snow and no floater suits. Might be nice to fish Quinte in nice weather. Wayne was up for it too, so away we go. They were calling for rain and 30km winds and the weather man was right for once. Lloyd said no problem we can always find fishable water. the first day we got 27 walleye with many double headers second day we got 19 walleye on Sunday the wind came up quickly and it was a bit of a roller coaster ride, so after 4 fish we decided to call it a day as always we laughed and joked and had a great time and fantastic fishing, a little early for the big girls to show up. but lots of fish to keep people happy.