[bishir]

Yeah, it feels good to be back. My connection speed is so fast now I've gone plaid. Come down to Pensacola if you want to catch some real fish /forums/images/icons/smile.gif. Your trip sounded like a lot of fun. Remember that 69 convertible comp cams built? Well they have pics of it on their website www.compcams.com See you around the VMF.

James

BTW, if felt so empty without you /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

 

[dodgestang]

No Space Ball refernences allowed in the forum.
Save that for chat.

 

[Teebone]

Where I fish..that little guppie is a throw back..*LOL*

 

[Guest]

Teebone:

Sounds like you have never tasted FRESH walleye. Way worth the effort.
Cloney: What lake were you on? I take it you were in Ontario.

JB

 

[Ray_Hillebrand]

Thems the size we use for bait Glad you had a good time and welcome back...

 

[MYTANG]

Walleye's are great eatin fish. But you already knew that.
Nice catch, see any Muskie or Pike??? I came back from the Black Hills and had over 2000 post to catch up on. It only took 2 hours.

 

[bishir]

Hey I wondered if anyone would get that. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

 

[gt350clone]

We were on Lake Minnitaki in Northwest Ontario, between Dryden & Sioux Lookout. We were working out of Donnelly's Lodge there.

Fresh Walleye are great, right up there with fresh Crappie, IMHO.

Caught a BUNCH of Northern Pike also, only ate a few. Good taste, but a PITA to clean/eat due to all the bones. I think my biggest Northern was 40" or 41". We probably caught more Northern than Walleye, but threw 95% of them back - fun to catch - just like a largemouth bass with an attitude & teeth! /forums/images/icons/shocked.gif

No Muskie in Minnitaki /forums/images/icons/frown.gif. A few people were trying Lake Trout though, with not much caught. The smallmouth bass were a fun catch, but terrible eating.