Taco

Hello, anyone try one of these? They look to be better in the wind than a regular pontoon, yes?

bein' around vacationin' Texans can you a charlie horse in the arse too :P

Cool.. gettin' kids hooked on fishin' is a hoot.

They still playin' playoff hockey??? Shoot, I lost interest in 1986

Looks like the bucket brigade is at it again... you'd better hope none of those nitwits get the bright idea that BH could use some yellow perch.

Some people don't like being outta their comfort zone that much is obvious, personally I've liked to see what the limits are. Good on your sister BBB, your turn next.

Anyone have a look @ these new outlaws from scadden? Viable option without some downsides of a regular pontoon? http://www.northforkoutdoors.com/Theoutlawadvantage.html

It do baffle'm a tad, I even get that "wtf? you ain't no hispanic" look from the hispanics.

What? the thieves or the threadjack? bbt started it

Cool, can I come?..... Actually I'd like to go right now, the bream are on the beds and the fishin' in the tanks is on.

*hit...you colour that rim bright pink and it would even look like Dave, it's even got his valve stem hangin' out

ya do allright for a gangbangin' summbuck..............................now i'm friggin jealous......good on ya maxman........now i gotta check out some GD cowtype bulls

And there you have it from the horse's mouth :) It goes to show you I'm Euro in name only. Thanks

None of the rest of us is too sure about Clive either so's you're not alone in your assessment.

Nothing new, more than a few jurisdictions in Europe look down on C&R as needlessly cruel to the fish. You hook and land a fish you must immediately and humanely kill that fish so as not to prolong it's suffering. I wouldn't bet against that not reaching North America in some form or another eventually. IMO it's a natural conclusion of public opinion as people distance themselves from their food sources. I know there's a few people out there who like to fish with their hook points cut off. I don't think it's about getting fish slime on their fingers.

Must be all them damn westerners moving out there :P

Time to start handing out a firm kick in the nuts as a crime deterrent

No Canadiens, no watchy no more

apparently not

How cheap's cheap? That 7'6"rod above cost me $175, a very fishable 7'-7'6" Fenwick runs around $100, a good Shakespeare Wonder Rod $50-60. Got a Wonder Rod that Colin's reworking that I got @ a garage sale for 15 bucks. Depends a great deal on condition and length, the 6' to 7' rods being the most desirable. Don's gonna kick my ass but don't take as much care and lighter than grass, not as fragile as graphite but heavier.

You fish a bunch more than I do Don but I haven't had a half hitch and a improved clinch slide on me yet.

Lynn the comedian :D good to see ya back, it's been awhile, missed ya. Tell ya what... I'll buy ya both drinks all summer if'n ya just pay half my diesel fuel bill.....keep ya both 3 sheets to the wind all summer and save me money :P bh; bought it from a picker acquaintance who found it @ an auction sale, probably was destined for Nanton before I intercepted it. I know I put some extra cash in his pocket but most glass flyrods are still half the price as same brand bamboo rods.

Little Johnny was 6 years old and just learning to read. He and his mother were reading a book on animals when he pointed at one page and cried, "Look, Mommy! It's a frickin' elephant!" His mother took a deep breath and said, "What did you say?" "It's a frickin' elephant, Mama! Look! It says so right here!" And so it did: "African Elephant."

Not a dang thing Teck, matter o' fact if I were a big water fisherman I'd likely own one, hell I think a decent sized jet would be just tickety boo for any river bigger than the Crow :D I just think it'd be hilarious seein' old Double Dee lookin' like a NASCAR tire carrier and wavin' a long stick :lol: