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50 lbs power pro with a 4 ft. 25 lbs fluoro leader. This year I'm going up to 65 PP.

Your right about Steve,I've known him for a long time. I use to live pretty close to him ,but now I live in Two Mountains.

Hey Mikey ,do you know where the Shimano and Abu repair shop on the Trans Canada is? Steve usually has a bunch of copies there.

I try to use it for two years then I reverse it, and get another two. Works out cheaper than mono.

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The fish will be put in an aquarium at a Cabelas

CCB,its happening right now, I got this from another site and according to Mr. Ramsell "mixed stock" are an inferior muskie strain. If you are not aware, the Wisconsin Muskellunge Restoration Project Team, of which I am part, has been at odds with the stocking practices of our DNR. To get ...

So on Saturday I did the annual Montreal to Paddletails trip.It was nice to see Ed again and I got most of my bass tackle for the year. Also I checked out some ramps on Lake St. Francis,most were still ice,but the lake was open.

What are the dates of the Carp show..Thanks

I would only buy and use one if I knew there were no pike in the the water that I was fishing.And thats not going to happen here.

We (Quebecers) are also neighbors with Vermont and New York and they charge about $40.00 US for non resident fishing license.Gotta love Ontario

Tom Mann passes 2/13/2005 The Eufaula Tribune reported that fishing legend Tom Mann died Friday night at the age of 72. Cause of death was reported to be complications from heart surgery performed earlier this week. Mann fished BASS events for 17 years and competed in seven Bassmaster Classics. With...

ALLways try to put the maxium hp that the boat is rated for...

I'm not sure of the other two states, but I know that they shoot pike in Vermont....
Stow the rods, break out the rifles
Spring fish shooting cherished tradition in rural Vermont
Pam Belluck, New York Times

Tuesday, May 11, 2004