Well Steve you obviously don't care and I'm sure there are oodles of members and lurkers with that exact sediment, however they've chosen to refrain from comment. I chimed in on the discussion because I do care and my comments did pertain to the discussion at hand.TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:You know what guys??????
WHO CARES
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slop
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My bad....but seriously, Bob did pretty good going up against local boys who have fished this area all their lives. With his busy schedule he certainly did not put in the hours pre-fishing that those who finished at the top did.bradford2 wrote:jwhite wrote:Funny though because Bob finished 3rd at the Classic so unless you friend and his dad have different last names I don't think it happened quite like that.Jamsers wrote: I know Bob and his son fished the Renegade and my friends Dad and his partner did WAY better than Bob.
Unless you are talking about one of the 5 qualifying tournaments then yes....the Izumis finished farther down the pack. They finished 11th after those 5 tourneys and once again no father and son team were top 10.
He wasn't saying father/son team.... his friends dad and his parter..... but.....
Seriously..... Jamsers what's your definition of 'WAY' better??
Oh, and I'm just going to ignore Joes comment for obvious reasons
Interesting fact: If you read his blog from that year he even had to fish the Ottawa river without the use of a trolling motor (electrical problems). He had Darren on the push pole all day.
Finding the 'eyes in Calabogie can be tough. With the dam in constant use, the water in the lake changes a couple of times a day - second only to Lake Placid in North America I am told. Size limit is 50 cm. I wish I had a nickel for every 'eye I caught that measured between 45 and 49 cm.
Same for Bob - apparently only a couple of legal size 'eyes were landed among his 100+. Man, 100+ is a pretty large number on that lake, even in a 48-hour span. Not saying it can't be done, however..... What I'd really love to see is a bass show on that lake - it's full of trophy bucket mouths and smallies.....shhhhhh.
Same for Bob - apparently only a couple of legal size 'eyes were landed among his 100+. Man, 100+ is a pretty large number on that lake, even in a 48-hour span. Not saying it can't be done, however..... What I'd really love to see is a bass show on that lake - it's full of trophy bucket mouths and smallies.....shhhhhh.
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I certainly dont soo 100 fish being unattainable. Bob is a very accomplished angler and wouldn't want to go head to head with him.
My dad goes up there for three or four hours, trolls aimlessly with spinner rigs from the 70's and regulary catches over twenty. But like Gill said getting even 1 over 50 cm may just take a guy a lifetime. They need some big predators in that lake, the balance is out of whack
My dad goes up there for three or four hours, trolls aimlessly with spinner rigs from the 70's and regulary catches over twenty. But like Gill said getting even 1 over 50 cm may just take a guy a lifetime. They need some big predators in that lake, the balance is out of whack
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Your absolutely correct Grant!!....that was a kinda lame response from me...must be softwater fever!!slop wrote:Well Steve you obviously don't care and I'm sure there are oodles of members and lurkers with that exact sediment, however they've chosen to refrain from comment. I chimed in on the discussion because I do care and my comments did pertain to the discussion at hand.TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:You know what guys??????
WHO CARES
...my apologies 
I guess we'll see won't we? Oh... maybe we won't... you won't back up your words... no worries... I'm not surprised... you COWARD!!!!DropShot'r wrote:Oddly enough I seem to be laughing already..........JoeLavoie wrote:I'd just like to add that Bob isn't going to do any near as well as I would do at Bogie. I own that lake. Its mine. I know all the walleye spots. I told Jim about spots. That's right... "I"... told... "Jim"... ENOUGH SAID. I own it. Now we'll see how Bob does... I'm gettin' ready to laugh...
Stavi lost his fingers. The Special Olympis are mine now. Jeffy never loses. Plus I'm an angry individual... I like to fight... anywhere.
I own that lake... the wally's are only in certain spots. You have to know what you are doing... I told Jim... whatever... you have to know the flow... the flow changes alot though.
I told Jim... I know... I have spent way too many hours out there... it's not quite as easy as you think it is... but good luck, son...
Good luck, son.
I told Jim... I know... I have spent way too many hours out there... it's not quite as easy as you think it is... but good luck, son...
Good luck, son.
Stavi lost his fingers. The Special Olympis are mine now. Jeffy never loses. Plus I'm an angry individual... I like to fight... anywhere.
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