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Did a lot of Grouse shooting around the Forestry Farm and Backus Woods in the late 70's, you would hear a flush every 5 minutes or so, occasional limits if I was shooting well. A local CO, Bruce Malcolm would usually check on us and pass the time of day, he was an avid Grouse hunter too. Went...

Yet the Greenwings will stay till almost freeze up, strange

They have been Walleye since 1933 , so my dad was correct calling them pickerel when he was born. https://ontariowalleyefishing.com/ontario-walleye-biology-fishing-resource/

I hunted grouse around the St Williams Forestry Station mid 70's to early 80's. My partner and I would hear a flush probably at least every 10 minutes, seeing them and hitting them was another matter but I did get a limit of 5 a few times. There was 1 C.O. that was really into it as well, he...

I remember Fred Skuse who worked at the Management Unit at the park in the mid 70's, called them " CNR Ducks " cause you needed a freight train to pull the feathers off, guess they were a tough pluck.

The name Walleye didn't come into use until 1933 when a think tank of biologists came up with it to stop the confusion of the many common names that were in use. So, at 70 years, my dad and grandpa grew up with the name Yellow Pickerel and I carried on not knowing any different. Even as late as...

People release Walleye :ROFLMAO: what next ? catch and release perch fishing

Still getting WFN on the " Made In Canada IPTV " add on for kodi and it's free :) http://koditips.com/made-in-canada-kodi-iptv-addon/

I don't know about it having any effect on the population but I hope y'all continue to hunt them , Too many have lost their fear of man .

It has very little to do with rain , it's the wind that does that.

$480 a lb is about right when you figure gas, bait, the price of the boat, insurance , upkeep, repairs, did I say tackle ??

I'm leaning towards Fox Snake as well, handled a few big ones as park naturalist at the Provincial Park back in the mid 70's, but none since. As the previous poster said the markings are too well defined for a Water Snake.

I always found 18" was a 3 lber , 20 inches was a good 4 lbs and an pound a inch after that.

Bring your spoons down to Port Colborne or Point Abino and at the end of the day you will have very clean spoons and a clean cooler, worms rule in the east.

86 was not that long ago , before that we needed no licence. Yes the fund were never supposed to go general revenue but fisheries management...

This disease was very common in the House Finches at my bird feeders 10 -15 years ago, but I have not seen any of it the last few years.

Sorry to hear that , Remember Scotty well from back in the early 70's, he and Jerry Bell, also from Welland hunted together quite a bit I recall. Also he used to skeet shoot at the St. Catharines Gun Club from time to time back then. The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the...

Haven't been to Vittoria in over 10 years, but going back 30 years there used to be a wire marking the out of bounds water there 75 feet down from the dam in the vicinity of the spring fountain if it is even still there.[?] The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese.

Looks very similar to the bags that the match angling guys use, might want to contact a store that caters to them for something that might work. The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese.

quote: Originally posted by andrewm Thanks guys! Now if I could only get the (trailer) wiring problem figured out. I have all the lights working now, but when running lights are on and signal is turned on, the running lights blink. I think I have it narrowed down to a grounding issue...