knightfisher

Cats big or small will never turn down a juicy worm.
 

Cats big or small will never turn down a juicy worm.
 

I just did it the old fashion way and just hand plucked them all no problem! 

Nice bird. How did you remove all the feathers ?

Hey guys! Got it done this morning!!! Got my first ever bird at 7am right on the dot! Am working afternoons this week and Got done at 11pm last night went home and woke up at 445am to get out there. Was a beautiful chilly morning had 3 does come in around 630am, heard a few Tom's gobble. I looked over and saw a Tom walking in slowly to my decoys, didn't call at all today just set up my decoys.. he was so focused on the hen decoy and that's when I got him one shot and fell down, I'm so thankful to harvest my first ever bird. 

I was thinking it was last Saturday in April not 4th the way things landed this year. Around noon figured it out and grabbed my float rod and headed out into the pouring rain.Hit up a small Erie trib close by with a modest run of steelhead. Nice only seeing 2 others in the couple hours I fished before getting pretty much rained out. Never thought much of them but the Berkley 3"pink worms with a bead have been hot for me going back to last spring and were bait of choice today

Bill if you are going to that crazy spot where we were catching 7-8 a piece, let me know.
I'm up for some craziness.

Bill if you are going to that crazy spot where we were catching 7-8 a piece, let me know.
I'm up for some craziness.

Most guys fish tiger nuts over particle chum. Corn, seeds, tigers, crushed boilies, chic peas, hemp etc. the guys that soak them in cola absolutely love using them. 

Lots of good music out there depending on mood time and place.
Been liking the "new retro wave". Modern bands with 1980s sounds.
Also some country (89.1 fm from Welland) and related type music.
Especially country type music from around the world.

My little monsters don't like cameras, so you have to sneak up on them.

This is April

Guys, Country music is where its at for the fishing and hunting beats! I'll drop a few songs from my Hunting playlist on Spotify.
 
 
 
 
 

We all love music. It communicates to us. What I like, someone else may not favor.

I am sure we all have tens upon tens of songs we love/like. I like all varieties from

Soft rock to hard, from psychedelic to ballads, all kinds in-between.

So I will start with one of my favorites as simple as it is.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vh0b7yqAtE&t=29s

Hollie is very charming  !   ...I love their music , my favourite being "He ain't Heavy , He's My Brother" ...reminds me of my best friend who just passed on ...
 
I have a $hitload of CD's , tapes , and vinyl albums from wayyyyy "back in the day" ....
 
I watch a lot of music on You Tube now as I like to see new talent such as Susan Boyle , Paul Potts , and the latest great singer , Tom Ball , a school teacher.
 
 

We all love music. It communicates to us. What I like, someone else may not favor.

I am sure we all have tens upon tens of songs we love/like. I like all varieties from

Soft rock to hard, from psychedelic to ballads, all kinds in-between.

So I will start with one of my favorites as simple as it is.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vh0b7yqAtE&t=29s

We have two pets Casey and Becky
 
Casey was diagnosed at one year old with degenerated hips. He was treated at Canine Conditioning Center in St. Catharines before and after hip replacement  surgery. One hip was replaced and on the other there wasn't enough hip bone for a sockets to be implanted so they cut off the head of the femur and let it develop a false hip. As you can see from the three panel photo below the surgery and the therapy was a success. Canine Conditioning paid a professional photographer for these photos to use them in their promotional  literature and gave us a copy.
 
He likes to pick up sticks on his walks (second photo set). When he relaxes he really relaxes (third photo). But he does get bored easily (fourth photo).

 

 


 
 
Becky is our American tabby She likes lounging around and avoiding getting trampled by Casey.
 

Pics in the archives here Dan ....screen shot of your "spoon pike" ...
 
 

Nice pike Bill. Some good eats for sure.
 

Some of us guys and gals target pike, so lets see those pics.   Size does not matter. Always nice to see different markings of these toothie critters.

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To add a little humor to this thread, anyone who owns a belgian malinois can relate to this

To add a little humor to this thread, anyone who owns a belgian malinois can relate to this