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good stuff man, good to hear you finally got a chance to fish that rod! I hit a pond near my place that has huge stocked specks, lost a fish over 3 pounds and watched my float dance around in the water with the fish on the other end, you have no idea how pi$$y you can get watching that! Also got...

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I find power pro cast way better then spider wire, with spider wire i cast about the same as with mono, with powerpro i cast further and smoother, also the technology powerpro uses doesn't damage your guides like normal braid. I use 50 lb power pro for musky, big pike, sturgeon in montreal, big...

i use hi vis 10 lb main line, i like to use a shot line just to play it safe, i use an 8 lb leader for shot line, i make it fairly long so that i can keep my float on the shot line and not on the main line, (its not necessary but i do it, because i usually fish gin-clear water). After that i use...

spider wire is garbage compared to powerpro, i spool my bass/pike/walleye reels with 15 lb power, sorry to say but 50 lb powerpro is just a little overkill for perch, LOL

not the best place on the river or the best river to catch your first by far lol, its a hard river, requires a lot of foot work, polarized glasses are a must and waders would really help. Worms are good but you will be getting lots of small fish and i wouldn't purposely be fishing for those...

whenever i can get out, lol! I prefer first light for trout and all ice fishing species, for almost all other species i have found dusk to be very productive, for pike and crappies ill only start fishing around 7-8ish in the summer.

they're actually quite good if you smoke them in the kingston/belleville area, the ones from erie taste like rubber though, dont really know why.

not sure what you're talking about but the pine is a very wadeable river, as long as you're in the right spots.

nice fish, happens to me often in the kingston/belleville area, big ones there too.

cleaned it....