Crowsnest

http://www.cbc.ca/mercerreport/video.html page 2

Parliment has been prorogued

this is a compilation with some you've seen and perhaps some you've not. I like the one 'colarada blade" & the snake. http://www.zippyvideos.com/7151345873944996/billdance/

I'm sure those infernal machines weren't designed to dry cane...

Men marrying other Men, what's next, where will it end ? When we pass laws that allow Men to marry multiple men, multiple women, cousins, animals, etc..

Slot sizes won't work in Alberta as nothing seems to make it through the slot About 800 lakes in Alberta support natural game fish populations, and another 250 to 300 are stocked regularly with game fish. Assuming all the lakes supporting game fish are equally accessible to the estimated 350,000 Alberta anglers, this would amount to a ratio of about 320 anglers per lake. Compared to other provinces, angling use is very high on many of Alberta’s lakes. To compare, Saskatchewan’s 94,000 lakes, Manitoba’s 110,000 lakes and Ontario’s 250,000 lakes each have a ratio of only 2 or 3 anglers per lake.

Mystery Lake between Jasper/Hinton

In the premier issue of Home Waters (spring 2003) it has an article about goldens and it hints at the two lakes that were fished. One of them is Michelle, the other

GETTING old !!!! Don is older than dirt. We all still luv ya though you crotchety old bugger.

I miss the old LE, the one with the fox/sheep avitar. His wit was top notch. This LE is a kindler, gentler LE.

http://www.trailstotrout.com/calculator.html according to the above calculator, the fish weighed an estimated 20.5 lbs (assuming 35.75" L x 21.5" girth) nice fish, but get a new net and chuck the piece of sheit you got.

Agree that many flys/lures are meant to entice the fisherman, rather than the fish. as evidenced by

I'll take a dozen plz....

http://www.kalynacountry.com/fishing.htm scroll down until you come to 'Island Lake' http://www.srd.gov.ab.ca/fishwildlife/fish...statusfish.aspx Species of 'Undetermined' Status Smallmouth Bass Smallmouth bass were stocked into Island Lake (near Smoky Lake) between 1977 and 1984. Until 1989 there was some evidence of natural reproduction. It is not known whether this population is self-sustaining at the present time. However it is presumed there are a few fish left. As this is a non-native species, no special monitoring is planned. http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=1995 enjoy.

As Maxwell would say "super phat tight dope dude! amazing shots"

http://www.mauiholiday.net/ Gary is from Edmonton

http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/little-ev...8307308056.html

http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2008/06/cha...m_the_fl_1.html

Bird was photographed in the Edson region.

Please excuse the photo quality. It is not anywhere near Schaumpmeyer quality. I am thinking it is a Red-necked Grebe. Can someone confirm ?

Island Lake (near Smoky Lake). Search Doc's board for this subject and you might find a post or two confirming they still exist. Species of 'Undetermined' Status Smallmouth Bass Smallmouth bass were stocked into Island Lake (near Smoky Lake) between 1977 and 1984. Until 1989 there was some evidence of natural reproduction. It is not known whether this population is self-sustaining at the present time. However it is presumed there are a few fish left. As this is a non-native species, no special monitoring is planned. http://www.srd.gov.ab.ca/fishwildlife/fish...statusfish.aspx

Good story Rick, and yes, you are blessed, and in fact, so are we all. Thank the lord.

If you were born in Canada, you're a Canadian. If you're a French-Canadian, yes your ancestors came from France, but I think in todays context you're a French (speaking) Canadian. N'est pas?

According to the inside Foreward, Joey Ambrosi felt he had accumulated enough new info to put together a revised edition for 2001