CanuckCamper

Hear hear. This is REALLY funny.

I recently purchased a Wachter net with ghost netting, I especially like that my hooks don't get stuck in the net.

Did some research on the Miller Chill, mmmm tastey. Cooler like, but tastey on a hot day for sure.

Stunning fish, great shots, thanks for sharing.

Hear hear brother. I am a born and bread Albertan currently living in Denver, and us Albertan's have no clue what a busy river is. None. It's fishing boys, if you don't get some enjoyment out of standing in the water looking at the sky, then rent a fishing video and sit by yourself in the basement. If you don't like seeing secret spots on this forum, don't surf it. CC

Stunning shots, thanks for sharing.

That Brown is a beast. Nice work.

This is good advice. Right or wrong, no sense in ruining your day.

The Crue rocks, sadly Vince can't sing anymore. The last time I saw them he mostly "sang talked". I guess that's what CD's are for eh?

Nice work Doc.

Absolutely stunning trials riding, thanks for the post.

plum⋅met /ˈplʌmɪt / [pluhm-it] –noun 1. Also called plumb bob. a piece of lead or some other weight attached to a line, used for determining perpendicularity, for sounding, etc.; the bob of a plumb line. 2. something that weighs down or depresses. Similar to spirits of current Flambe bandwagon fans. –verb (used without object) 3. to plunge. Eg. Currently happening to Flambe in standings thanks to OIL beatdown. Origin: 1350–1400; (n.) ME plommet < MF, dim. of plomb lead; (v.) deriv. of the n. See plumb, -et Synonyms: 3. fall, dive, drop, swoop, poop the bed, tank, four and out

Steady steady now. Let's not do anything that rash.