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has anyone heard anything about rescue 5 miles out of port bruce last night? heard on scanner about 10pm, fire, ems and opp called out, someone from beach seen flares shot up and later around midnite they had towed a boat in

well I have a 17 ft bowrider with a 115 hp outboard hanging on the back, my steering is starting to get stiff to steer, so over the winter, I have to replace unit, been looking at different steering options and one of them is hydraulic system I can get for about 600-700 dollars, I thought about...

so any idea if lake is going to calm down, seems when looking at weather and bouy reports, it is not going to get better anytime soon, I know we are getting closer to the hunting season, but I,m not ready to park the boat just yet

was getting ready to maybe head to port Stanley, but looked at bouy data, it says 1.6 feet out at bouy, wind is dead in st Thomas , seems weird,don,t want to get down there and find out it is rough out there, maybe have to wait for Hortys morning report

just for everyone, to let you know , there has been a rash of break ins on boats in St Thomas, parked in driveways with covers on them, they are looking for electronics, fishing gears, downriggers, so please remove any important items out of your boat when parked at home, so far it seems to be...

was wondering if anyone when they are trolling for walleye and rainbows using downriggers, do you use any flashers in order to attract the fish, or is it better not too, not really talking about large flashers, sorta about 6 inches long or so Thanks in advance

well left port about 9, straight out to 55 feet, trolled to 65 feet, using downriggers, caught one big walleye, down 35 feet in about 55, couple knock offs after that, threw quite a few colors out at them but nothing else in the well, so about 2pm, headed to pumping station, caught 5 nice perch...

does anyone know of anyone with minnows , drove around this morning , nobody has any, even rush creek said on sign, no minnows , mollys sold out

well went out at turkey point at around 7 this morning, water pretty good for a ride out, didn,t venture too far , trolled at around 40 to 45 feet, didn,t mark a single fish, tried changing colors and lures, bodybaits, but notta thing, would have tried the kitchen sink, but didn,t bring it, well...

well it looks like the big lake is going to be choppy tomorrow, does anyone have an idea on how out of turkey point and outer bay might be tomorrow, or should I consider the inner bay, I do have a 17 foot bowrider with 115 hanging on the back , but was thinking about heading to the long point...

on cbc news , in thunder bay, someone caught a huge pike, it was 1.25 meters long, everyone now is afraid to go swimming in that area now, I know I would thjnk twice about it

someone had gear stolen off boat at north erie marina lately, 5 rod combos with orange and yellow tips, so if any one is trying to sell this stuff, maybe we can help him out

is there any place in the outer bay,at long point to troll for walleyes or not, just sometimes the big lake can get rough, but want to look for another location to go out thanks in advance

was wondering is there is a map with depths of lake erie, say out of port Stanley, like how far it is out in order to get to certain depths, not sure if you can go east or west to get in deeper water or just straight out towards south shore