I 'm interested in the ice fishing community. What really happens on the ice? Winter traditions. When did your family first encounter ice?
And why do you cling to your good old days?
Ice hut rentals on lake Nipissing.....
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I 'm interested in the ice fishing community. What really happens on the ice? Winter traditions. When did your family first encounter ice?
And why do you cling to your good old days?
How is it racist to insist everybody be treated equally and follow the exact same rules?
21 years on Vancouver Island and I never once bought a fishing license. The local fisheries guys left me alone because unlike the injuns mine went home into the freezer instead of being sold out of the trunk of my car for beer money at $10/fish.
The Sun is tired so it sleeps for a bit, you just have to shovel faster than you used to. grow up eat your vegetables, cold climate vegetbles, cabbage and potatoe mostley, the bees are all gone now
nothing will get done, the cold will adjust the tax base to a fiscally nice place, all of thier gold and jewels,
Ah for the good old days when forigne shores were unequainted with gunpowder. Gramps used to tell me of how easy it was to put down a Chinese village. Old salt he was.
nothing will get done, the cold will adjust the tax base to a fiscally nice place, all of thier gold and jewels,
Ah for the good old days when forigne shores were unequainted with gunpowder. Gramps used to tell me of how easy it was to put down a Chinese village. Old salt he was.
Sunset Point. Man, I did a lot of fishing, swimming and skating there as a little kid. Some great memories there.
I keep the pickerel and throw the walleye back.
Nippinsing. It means fukkin icebox
Not everyone is as smart as you Booger Bill.
A 36" northern Pike is not a pickerel
And since this is a Canadian forum What Americans call walleye... we commoners call pickerel.... and what they call pickerel is our common grass pike
And since this is a Canadian forum What Americans call walleye... we commoners call pickerel.... and what they call pickerel is our common grass pike
