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I bought my drift sock at Lebaron's. It is the smallest size, and I think it was around $40. Like I said, I find it really indispensable when fishing in wind or waves. Whenever we cruise over a school of fish, or some particularly fishy looking structure, we simply deploy the sock and give it a more...

Hi - I've been fishing for a few years now from a canoe, with varying degrees of success. But whether I catch fish or not, its always great to get out for a paddle. I bought a 16' cedar strip prospector off a guy a couple of years ago who built it, and it is a beautiful boat and handles really well....

That's a nice walleye Liplesscrank, but I didn't think you were allowed to keep them bigger than 15.7 inches on the Ottawa between March 1 and June 15. 24 inches is pretty clearly the size fish they're trying to protect this time of year...

Unfortunately, no. I only carry a bb for work, so I've never needed my own phone.

Hi - I had a Garmin 60 CX GPS until I recently found the batteries were left in it over the winter and leaked :evil: . I'm looking to replace it with a used GPS, preferably with Navionics or some other lake/river map software. Anyone out there have anything they'd be willing to sell for a reasonable...

Hats off to the guy who built it. Great attention to detail and storage areas which can make a hut feel much more spacious. I'd love to build one myself, but sadly I don't think my little honda would be able to drag it out onto the ice.

I agree about the ling - I caught my first one a couple of weeks ago, and it is a delicious fish. I hope to catch a few more this year.

Good video. I've never tried to target muskie from my canoe, but maybe its worth a try.