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Not "tiny" any longer is he

Good to see he has grown into a fine young gentleman.

I still remember his excitement when he caught that first bass you posted....

Thanks for the update. You done well.

I'm glad RJ was able to do that article. I know what its like to have spots "borrowed". borrowing techniques that you have been showed is called learning. borrowing spots that you have been showed is called stealing. RJ is one of the best at what he does.....catching fish, pure and simple....

no exclusion in marine / boat policies for fishing in rough water....

but many policies have layup periods that often include the month of November.

I wish I could ask Serge. he was doing what ya'll are doing 6 years ago.

I was out looking for him / his body.

http://www.stcatharinesstandard.ca/2007 ... tario-gale

just be careful out there.

well, mr unis, you don't.

just be careful out there.

two boats bigger than a kayak (14' and 18') have gone down in the last week.

if someone really catches one greater than 65lbs, i hope its kept. it'll end the bullsh*t that surrounds the world record muskie crap. if you look at the williamson fish, the mount, it doesn't even look that big, and its mis-proportioned...fins are in wrong places.... if you look at any of the "...

your right RJ, they may not.

But the same tactics i've mentioned work for inland lake speckles, which are a similar species.

I'm quite sure a slow trolled J7 would work, especially in stained water!

Something to try when its time for lunch.

To answer your question, I don't run very far back, unless the water temps are in the 30's and 40's. Once in the mid 50's and 60's we have hit them as little as 35' behind the boat....that's a short lead! When casting for them you can have the fish follow right up to the boat. Have fun out there. Br...

I fish browns a lot. When the water temps are above 60 degree's, they are top predators. we troll with shallow stick baits and do quite well. if the water temps are in the 40's and 50's, you have to downsize and go slower... but once the water hits the high 50's, and into 60's, they'll smash baits l...

Things are going well my friend. This winter seems to be an extra long one, so getting out to meet all you folks was great!

was fun watchin' all the quads, sleds, flashers, etc, etc in action.

wish there were more fish caught, however, the 100 yard dash from hodgey was well worth it.

Hamilton you say ...

Born and bred sir. (don't hold that against me)

You like fishing in the cold?

any idea if KK is finally planning on releasing his seasons 1-3 on DVD?

Those shows were mint, amazing, awesome!

tanks,
Steve

hey, I also finished in second place, and I DIDN'T BRING A ROD!

a 5.4:1 is the slowest reel i would use for leadcore... i have an old penn 309 that i used to use for 5 colour leadcore, and i couldn't handle it...it was 4.1:1. have a look at the daiwa saltist reels. they make a rock solid reel that will hold 8 colours of core, and is 6.4:1 gear ratio... when runn...